RE: [Tinycc-devel] C6x Port

[Tom Kerekes]

Yes.  Basically 1 instruction per cycle as well as nops placed after so
the next bit of code can't use a result before it is ready.  This makes
the generated code look really silly.  Probably a second pass could be
added to eliminate unnecessary nops, store/loads, and even parallel up
some things.  My main emphasis was getting it to generate correct code.

TK   

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Laurent DESNOGUES
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> Currently it compiles under MS VC++ 6.0 and runs under MS Windows,
> but it wouldn't be hard to change back to Linux.  If anyone has
> any interest I can post the code somewhere.

   This is impressive!  How did you get around C6x non-locking
pipeline?  Single instruction per cycle?


        Laurent



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