Nick Glencross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > $I10 = word & 0x000000ff > $I11 = word & 0x0000ff00 > $I12 = word & 0x00ff0000 > $I13 = word & 0xff000000
> and the resulting code becomes > band I17, I16, 0x000000ff > band I17, I16, 0x0000ff00 > band I17, I16, 0x00ff0000 > band I16, I16, 0xff000000 > Although $I10 to $I13 are all temps that are never used Well. That's it. Just use $I10 ... $I13 and they will stay what they were. Put a print thereafter for debugging which uses these regs. The life analysis doesn't see any more usage of these registers. So they get reallocated - even in the same statement like $I13/I16 if possible. > Regards, leo
