On Mon, Jan 27, 2014 at 5:09 PM, Paul Fertser <fercer...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 27, 2014 at 04:59:18PM +0000, Adrian Burns wrote:
> > hadn't spotted that, it works for one register at a time ('reg 0 force')
> rather
> > than ('reg force') to get them all in one go which is what i was
> > after....
>
> >Hehe, spotted that during code review today.
>
> > but its an easy code change to handle_reg_command() if i really need
> > it....
>
> > Why did you ponder that btw, what's the usecase?
>
> purely for speeding up duration of halt/resume/step for Quark...
i.e. only save and restore a tiny set of cpu registers needed at
halt/resume/step time...
and then user can request the full set (~60) through the 'reg force'
command later on if needed
turns out after testing that our halt/resume/step times are ok even with
saving/restoring full set at halt/resume...
so user experience is still good...:)
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