Mail Archives: cygwin/1998/07/11/01:37:28
Not sure if this is the correct forum for bug reports on gcc, but here
goes anyway. Opcodes such as
sal %cl,20(%esp)
need a size specifier to say whether the 20(%esp) is a byte, half word
or word pointer. For most opcodes requiring a size specifier, gcc
complains if it is missing. But for this one, and probably other
shifts and rotates, it just silently chooses byte.
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