Looking through the mips directory for files that are just copyright MIPS
and not UM
interrupts.cc seems to be derived from alpha/interrupts.hh
linux/linux.hh is exactly the same as alpha/linux/linux.hh with some
constants changed
linux/linux.cc is s/AlphaLinux/MipsLinux/g of
Korey Sewell wrote:
Is something coined as derived from a particular code because it
uses the same interface?
In some sense, any code you do within M5 has to be using that
interface in order for it to work.
Thus, isnt anything conforming to the whatever interface is defined derived?
My
Actually, I misspoke. The small files are the .py files in
arch/x86/isa/insts/** which have a single variable declared holding
microcode. The .isa files process them and do a few other things and
tend to be longer.
Gabe
Gabe Black wrote:
A few (a vast minority) of .isa files for x86
A few (a vast minority) of .isa files for x86 should have UM copyright on
them. There are a couple which are copied basically from Alpha/SPARC which
should be fairly obvious since I think they have other people in the
authors. There are a few which I did a little with while working over the
