ref: 539fe6990fecc38bd3b634be5857da3ee59bafee
parent: 171aafcc229b0b2d1fb058d09eb4170008f91eb6
author: cinap_lenrek <cinap_lenrek@gmx.de>
date: Fri Sep 20 10:58:43 EDT 2013
5c: apply richard millers 5c-nan-cmp patch (from sources) On ARM, it turns out that comparisons with NaN can be made to do the right thing with no code penalty, by a more careful selection of condition code values in the subsequent conditional branch. The meaning of the CC bits in the PSR is subtly different when they've been copied from the floating point status register. Suggested patch is 5c-nan-cmp (works on both vfp and emulated arm7500).
--- a/sys/src/cmd/5c/cgen.c
+++ b/sys/src/cmd/5c/cgen.c
@@ -701,7 +701,7 @@
if(true)
o = comrel[relindex(o)];
if(typefd[n->type->etype]) {- gopcode(o, nodfconst(0), &nod, Z);
+ gopcode(true ? o | BTRUE : o, nodfconst(0), &nod, Z);
} else
gopcode(o, nodconst(0), &nod, Z);
regfree(&nod);
@@ -800,7 +800,7 @@
regalloc(&nod, r, nn);
cgenrel(r, &nod, 1);
o = invrel[relindex(o)];
- gopcode(o, l, &nod, Z);
+ gopcode(true ? o | BTRUE : o, l, &nod, Z);
regfree(&nod);
goto com;
}
@@ -807,7 +807,7 @@
if(sconst(r)) {regalloc(&nod, l, nn);
cgenrel(l, &nod, 1);
- gopcode(o, r, &nod, Z);
+ gopcode(true ? o | BTRUE : o, r, &nod, Z);
regfree(&nod);
goto com;
}
@@ -822,7 +822,7 @@
regalloc(&nod1, l, Z);
cgenrel(l, &nod1, 1);
}
- gopcode(o, &nod, &nod1, Z);
+ gopcode(true ? o | BTRUE : o, &nod, &nod1, Z);
regfree(&nod);
regfree(&nod1);
--- a/sys/src/cmd/5c/gc.h
+++ b/sys/src/cmd/5c/gc.h
@@ -14,6 +14,7 @@
#define SZ_VLONG 8
#define SZ_DOUBLE 8
#define FNX 100
+#define BTRUE 0x1000
typedef struct Adr Adr;
typedef struct Prog Prog;
--- a/sys/src/cmd/5c/txt.c
+++ b/sys/src/cmd/5c/txt.c
@@ -929,12 +929,14 @@
void
gopcode(int o, Node *f1, Node *f2, Node *t)
{- int a, et;
+ int a, et, true;
Adr ta;
et = TLONG;
if(f1 != Z && f1->type != T)
et = f1->type->etype;
+ true = o & BTRUE;
+ o &= ~BTRUE;
a = AGOK;
switch(o) {case OAS:
@@ -1076,15 +1078,24 @@
break;
case OLT:
a = ABLT;
+ /* ensure NaN comparison is always false */
+ if(typefd[et] && !true)
+ a = ABMI;
break;
case OLE:
a = ABLE;
+ if(typefd[et] && !true)
+ a = ABLS;
break;
case OGE:
a = ABGE;
+ if(typefd[et] && true)
+ a = ABPL;
break;
case OGT:
a = ABGT;
+ if(typefd[et] && true)
+ a = ABHI;
break;
case OLO:
a = ABLO;
--
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