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...levels with it. the list i have for d$name is: d$name = (bal bal bal bal bal bal), levlels:bal, however, when i want to have for following code, something different happens: namelist <- NA; a <- d$name[1]; #this will outputs a = bal, lelvels:bal namelist <- c(namelist, a); #this does not outptu (NA, bal), instead it outputs (NA, 1), if i keep #adding a to the namelist, it keeps adding 1 to the namelist instead of bal. However, i want to add bal to the namelist, not 1, so how i can do this? Thank you very much. Cuichang Zhao April 15, 2005 --------------------------------- [[...

...st, $src0, $src1) The letters (oaa) postfixed to the opcode (ADD) is the template. In this way the output register won't be joined because they are of different register classes. However, the problem with the method is that there are too many register classes in the ISA. for destinations: o: outptu register x: a relatively addressed output register i: integer register f: floating-point temporary register for sources: a: floating-point temporary register r: a relatively addressed temporary register c: a constant register holding an immediate values I do not list all class, but imagine how ma...

I just installed nut in Debian and all of my files are missing. I'm not even sure what all files are required. I hope someone can give me the list of the files and I can create them. Also if there is any pertinent info I need. Thanks

...ut registers as immediates would also work, and would guarantee that the register allocator wouldn't try to spill their values or do anything else nasty. > However, the problem with the method is that there are too many > register classes in the ISA. > > for destinations: > o: outptu register > x: a relatively addressed output register > i: integer register > f: floating-point temporary register > > for sources: > a: floating-point temporary register > r: a relatively addressed temporary register > c: a constant register holding an immediate values >...