On PPC32, there are two indexes used for each FPR.
The last two indexes into the imaginary address space "USER area" are
used to access fpscr instead of the FPR registers. Fix the validation
condition so that the access of the FPR array doesn't overflow into
fpscr. Also split the access of fpscr
From: Ariel Miculas
On PPC32, there are two indexes used for each FPR.
The last two indexes into the imaginary address space "USER area" are
used to access fpscr instead of the FPR registers. Fix the validation
condition so that the access of the FPR array doesn't overflow into
fpscr. Also
On PPC32, there are two indexes used for each FPR.
The last two indexes into the imaginary address space "USER area" are
used to access fpscr instead of the FPR registers. Fix the validation
condition so that the access of the FPR array doesn't overflow into
fpscr. Also split the access of fpscr
On PPC32, there are two indexes used for each FPR.
The last two indexes into the imaginary address space "USER area" are
used to access fpscr instead of the FPR registers. Fix the validation
condition so that the access of the FPR array doesn't overflow into
fpscr. Also split the access of fpscr
On PPC32, there are two indexes used for each FPR.
The last two indexes into the imaginary address space "USER area" are
used to access fpscr instead of the FPR registers. Fix the validation
condition so that the access of the FPR array doesn't overflow into
fpscr. Also split the access of fpscr
On PPC32, there are two indexes used for each FPR.
The last two indexes into the imaginary address space "USER area" are
used to access fpscr instead of the FPR registers. Fix the validation
condition so that the access of the FPR array doesn't overflow into
fpscr. Also split the access of fpscr
