asm in OF? YES!

[Bruce Anderson]

On Thu, Aug 31, 2000 2:52 AM, Gabriel Paubert <mailto:paubert at iram.es>
wrote:
>
>You've just got to love OF portability across machines and architecture
>independance :-( Add to this the fact that I have somewhere a FirmWorks
>document which claims that on PPC the top of the stack is always in r28,
>r20/r21 are scratch registers. r31 is still the stack pointer (and r30 the
>return stack AFAIR).
>
>

Your asumption about OF portability is in error. Apple does not
use FirmWorks OF code.  Apple created their own "OF" version that
resembles FirmWorks OF vocabulary.



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