GPR13 is indeed considered nonvolatile, so it looks like the JVM is
correct and the function made by createAdjustor is wrong.
Thanks, fixed.
(both in the HEAD and in the stable branch)
I'm beginning to think that the PowerPC has way too many registers (and
Intel still has too few - the good
Kevin S. Millikin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
...
timeSetEvent is in the multimedia DLL WINMM.DLL. Here's where it gets
fuzzy. Eventually, WINMM.DLL calls into KERNEL32.DLL. Eventually
that calls into NTDLL.DLL. NTDLL issues the x86 instruction:
int 2Eh
Which is an interrupt. The
Sigbjorn == Sigbjorn Finne [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sigbjorn That's the system trap interrupt (i.e., transition to
Sigbjorn ring 0 / kernel mode to perform a system call/service.)
Thanks! I've learned more about Windows and DLLs in a few days than I
ever expected or wanted to. The
