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Re: Warpup assembler programmming.
« on: May 23, 2003, 11:03:37 AM »
Hi

I was trying to find anything for you.
Well, if you have WarpUP there is DevKit with includes.
Inside powerpc_macros.i and powepc.i you can find that:
r0 = trash
r1 = stack
r2 = base (I _think_ its base pointer for data)
r3 = library base (I guess)

r13 = local (what the hell???)

there is also convention for 68k<->PPC registers mapping in case 68k calls PPC and PPC calls 68k

Hope it helps a bit for the beginning.
Good luck
PiR
 

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Re: Warpup assembler programmming.
« Reply #1 on: May 23, 2003, 04:24:08 PM »
@ hardboy

Develokment Kit for WarpUP was in the WarpUP archive (not separatelly). Just check it, at least for the includes.
If you cannot find it - visit haage&partner for the last version - V5.1 - for free, or use aminet (v4.0+v5.1 update).

Good luck
PiR