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Patrick Berge writes:
Patrick> I would like a complete list of the mnemonics (and extended) that the PPC
Patrick> gnu as uses.
GNU as supports all of the PowerPC mnemonics. The GCC Further
Readings link on the main page has a list of links for various
architectures, including the PowerPC Assembler manuals for AIX. Both IBM,
Motorola, and Apple all have documentation about the instruction set
available through their websites.
David
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On Sunday 09 June 2002 23:48, David Edelsohn wrote:
GNU as supports all of the PowerPC mnemonics. The GCC Further
Readings link on the main page has a list of links for various
architectures, including the PowerPC Assembler manuals for AIX. Both IBM,
Motorola, and Apple all have documentation about the instruction set
available through their websites.
Thanks the response David , but I was looking for a more inclusive list. For
example some assembler I have written for the IBM PPC 405 has icbst, mtdcr
and quite a few other 4xx only operations. Obviously the as has this
information when passed 'mcpu=405'. I was just hoping I could find a single
source of documentation containing the superset of all IBM
(POWER(2),4xx,6xx,7xx(x), PPC64) and Motorola (8xx(x), 7xx, G3/G4). Also
book E based processors are in development which will soon only complicate
this matter more for anyone who is not a PPC assembler expert.
Would be nice if http://www.gnu.org/manual/gas/html_mono/as.html was updated
to include a PPC section. It currently is dated Jan '94.
Pat
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