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root |
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root |
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This commit was manufactured by cvs2svn to create tag 'rel-0-3-0-rc1'. |
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These are all the changes for Or1ksim 0.3.0 release candidate 1. The changes
are explained in the NEWS, README and ChangeLog files. A number of
long-standing bugs are fixed (see the OpenRISC tracker), and the code is
brought up to a consistent standard, following the GNU coding conventions
throughout.
Argument parsing now uses argtable2, and a User Guide has been added.
Documentation throughout has been extended to be compatible with Doxygen,
providing a further level of technical detail on the internals. |
jeremybennett |
5720d 11h |
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Pass the instruction operands as part of the op_queue structure. |
nogj |
6717d 09h |
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Update most config.guess and config.sub scripts. |
robertmh |
6899d 08h |
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Implement a dynamic recompiler to speed up the execution |
nogj |
7011d 12h |
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Move the definitions needed for the simple execution model out of or32.h and into simpl32_defs.h |
nogj |
7011d 12h |
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* Avoid doing a store in *every* instruction executed by storeing the instruction function unit in or32_opcodes |
nogj |
7074d 14h |
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* Fix generate.c to produce a execgen.c with less warnings.
* Fix the --enable-simple configure option. |
nogj |
7074d 15h |
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Mark wich operand is the destination operand in the architechture definition |
nogj |
7074d 15h |
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l.ff1 instruction added |
andreje |
7090d 13h |
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gcc 3.4 compile fix |
phoenix |
7105d 14h |
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jtag bugfix |
phoenix |
7114d 07h |
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page size is 8192 on or32 |
phoenix |
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Added support for l.addc instruction. |
csanchez |
7650d 09h |
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phoenix |
7730d 12h |
/or1k_old/tags/rel-0-3-0-rc1/gdb-5.0/ |
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phoenix |
7731d 01h |
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Speed up gdb when running with serial targets:
When generating backtraces, the prologue of each function is scanned
at least three times by architecture-independent code, e.g. to
determine offsets of saved registers, identify frameless functions,
etc. This new code adds straightforward caching of the information
gleaned by or1k_scan_prologue() on a per-frame basis rather than
storing it in global static variables. (This benefits both JTAG and
serial gdb targets, though the JTAG target runs fast enough that it is
not particularly needed.)
When the register set is dumped by the serial target, e.g. at any
breakpoint or interrupt, the 32 vector/FP registers were included in
the dump (each 8 bytes long), though they aren't implemented. The new
code tells gdb that unimplemented registers have zero length in the
dump. |
sfurman |
7733d 08h |
/or1k_old/tags/rel-0-3-0-rc1/gdb-5.0/ |
| 1142 |
Speed up gdb when running with serial targets:
When generating backtraces, the prologue of each function is scanned
at least three times by architecture-independent code, e.g. to
determine offsets of saved registers, identify frameless functions,
etc. This new code adds straightforward caching of the information
gleaned by or1k_scan_prologue() on a per-frame basis rather than
storing it in global static variables. (This benefits both JTAG and
serial gdb targets, though the JTAG target runs fast enough that it is
not particularly needed.)
When the register set is dumped by the serial target, e.g. at any
breakpoint or interrupt, the 32 vector/FP registers were included in
the dump (each 8 bytes long), though they aren't implemented. The new
code tells gdb that unimplemented registers have zero length in the
dump. |
sfurman |
7733d 22h |
/or1k_old/tags/rel-0-3-0-rc1/gdb-5.0/ |
