Re: String Processing Instruction

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From: pec
Date: Mon, 06 Apr 1987 14:34

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How likely is it that a compiler can make use of string copy
instructions?  NEC's re-targeting of the portable C compiler to the 
V60 architecture frequently takes advantage of one of the V60's string 
copy instructions.  It uses a string copy for  structure assignments!  

Of course, these instructions are also used in the library routines.   
Another use that comes to mind is when loader zeros out a BSS area...

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Subject: Re: String Processing Instruction
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Date: Mon, 6-Apr-87 09:34:11 EST
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Posted: Mon Apr  6 09:34:11 1987
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Keywords: instruction set architectures, Am29000

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