I'm using CW with the ARM GCC C compiler and when I add to my project a file .asm an error occur : arm-none-eabi-gcc: warning: '-x assembler-with-cpp' after last input file has no effect arm-none-eabi-gcc: warn
MmapAllocator supports memfd with user-defined strings. see sample/memfd.cpp Strictly check address offset disp32 in a signed 32-bit integer. e.g.,ptr[(void*)0xffffffff]causes an error. DefineXBYAK_OLD_DISP_CHECKif you need an old check, but the option will be remoevd. ...
CLRadeonExtender provides tools to develop software in low-level for the Radeon GPU's compatible with GCN 1.0/1.1/1.2/1.4 (AMD VEGA) architecture. Since version 0.1.8 also AMD VEGA Deep Learning extensions has been supported. Currently, this project has two tools to develop that software: ...
Similar to MASM/NASM syntax with parentheses. NASM Xbyak mov eax, ebx --> mov(eax, ebx); inc ecx inc(ecx); ret --> ret(); Addressing Useqword,dword,wordandbyteif it is necessary to specify the size of memory, otherwise useptr. ...
In x86 mode FPU instructions with register parameters on the form “ST[3]” generate correct code. In x64 mode the same register parameters generate code as if “ST[0]” was written, but no warning is issued. Workaround: write “st(3)” instead, which works correctly in both x86 and...
Multiple emitters with the same interface - emit machine code directly or to a representation that can be post-processed. Important Breaking the official API is sometimes inevitable, what to do? See asmjit tests, they always compile and provide an implementation of a lot of use-cases: asmjit...
JitRuntime provides all the necessary functionality to implement a simple JIT functionality with basic memory management. It only provides add() and release() functions that are used to either add code to the runtime or release it. The JitRuntime doesn't do any decisions on when the code ...
Multiple emitters with the same interface - emit machine code directly or to a representation that can be post-processed. Important Breaking the official API is sometimes inevitable, what to do? See asmjit tests, they always compile and provide an implementation of a lot of use-cases: asmjit...
Multiple emitters with the same interface - emit machine code directly or to a representation that can be post-processed. Important Breaking the official API is sometimes inevitable, what to do? See asmjit tests, they always compile and provide an implementation of a lot of use-cases: asmjit...
Operands are safe to be memcpy()ed and memset()ed if you need to work with arrays of operands. Small example of manipulating and using operands: using namespace asmjit; X86Gp getDstRegByValue() { return x86::ecx; } void usingOperandsExample(X86Assembler& a) { // Create some operands....