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I think its not relevant for us (maybe it was based on some amiga example). We don't have any libraries that are compiled with -mbaserel, and even if we have, i guess there will be other places where a4 is not preserved in assembler code.
But does it really cripple performance? Instead of copying 5*44+36 bytes, you could then copy/zero 5*48+16 bytes, but that are still 6 movem.
Both
bzero
andbcopy
contains same comment:mintlib/string/bzero.S
Line 92 in dbfab2d
mintlib/string/bcopy.S
Line 97 in dbfab2d
essentially crippling performance with omitting
a4
register in the copy loop. Is this still relevant? It has been there since the initial revision.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: