Lyn,
You are right about the length of the instructions as defined by the ISAs.
However, within gem5 we use a few extra bits in the upper 32 bits to indicate
what ISA mode we’re in, i.e. v7, Thumb, v8, etc. since it is possible to switch
between them.
Curtis
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Hi Arthur,
Apologies on the delay in responding.
Thanks for looking into this. As to why it is that way, I think it's
mostly an accident of history. If you were to reimplement the store pair
as a single 128 bit store we would be in support of the patch entering
mainline gem5. It is reasonable to
Hi all,
I've posted Wendy's fix:
https://gem5-review.googlesource.com/c/public/gem5/+/8101
We're a maintainer-ack away from getting the fix merged.
Thanks,
Curtis
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