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2012 Apr 25
2
[LLVMdev] LLVM Backend for Z80. ADD -> replaced -> OR
...6), BC
ld B, H
ld C, L
or BC, DE
ld (SP+4), BC
ld (HL),64
ld D, H
ld E, L
ld BC, (SP+6)
or DE, BC
ld BC, (SP+4)
ld H, B
ld L, C
ld (HL),-128
ld H, D
ld L, E
ld (HL),-64
$tmp0:
.size simple, ($tmp0)-simple
The problem is that llc replaces ADD instruction with OR.
Without defining OR16 function, the .S is not generated and claims that it
cannot select OR instruction.
So I added OR16 (that's the or BC,DE piece of code).
But problem is that I am using the first two lines:
ld HL, 8
add HL,SP
For FrameIndex and the HL register will contain SP which is only two 2bytes
align...
2012 Apr 25
0
[LLVMdev] LLVM Backend for Z80. ADD -> replaced -> OR
...> ld E, L
> ld BC, (SP+6)
> or DE, BC
> ld BC, (SP+4)
> ld H, B
> ld L, C
> ld (HL),-128
> ld H, D
> ld L, E
> ld (HL),-64
> $tmp0:
> .size simple, ($tmp0)-simple
>
>
> The problem is that llc replaces ADD instruction with OR.
>
> Without defining OR16 function, the .S is not generated and claims that it
> cannot select OR instruction.
> So I added OR16 (that's the or BC,DE piece of code).
>
> But problem is that I am using the first two lines:
>
> ld HL, 8
> add HL,SP
>
> For FrameIndex and the HL register will con...
2012 Apr 25
1
[LLVMdev] LLVM Backend for Z80. ADD -> replaced -> OR
...ld BC, (SP+4)
>> ld H, B
>> ld L, C
>> ld (HL),-128
>> ld H, D
>> ld L, E
>> ld (HL),-64
>> $tmp0:
>> .size simple, ($tmp0)-simple
>>
>>
>> The problem is that llc replaces ADD instruction with OR.
>>
>> Without defining OR16 function, the .S is not generated and claims that
>> it cannot select OR instruction.
>> So I added OR16 (that's the or BC,DE piece of code).
>>
>> But problem is that I am using the first two lines:
>>
>> ld HL, 8
>> add HL,SP
>>
>> For Fra...
2008 Feb 16
1
plotEst
...nce limits, like a scatter plot:
the vertical axis should be the estimated OR (with upper and lower conf.
limits),
and the horizontal exis should be fixed values: (1,0.8,0.7,0.6,0.5,0.4)
Here is a part of my code:
...ests=matrix(ncol=3,nrow=6)
ests[,1]<-c(mean(or1),mean(or14),mean(or15),mean(or16),mean(or17),mean(or18))
ests[,2]<-c(cl1,cl14,cl15,cl16,cl17,cl18)
ests[,3]<-c(cu1,cu14,cu15,cu16,cu17,cu18)
x1<-c(1,0.8,0.7,0.6,0.5,0.4)...
Now I have a matrix with three columns: estimate, lower limit of the
confidende interval, and upper limit of the confidence interval:
[...