Re: Mark Bits on HP-9000s800

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From: carroll
Date: Fri, 30 Nov 1990 00:33

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That sounds interesting, but I don't buy it, because the constant for the
shift will be 1 in basically all version, and _certainly_ it is on the
hp 800's. It's only supposed to be clearing the top bit, so there are no
load optimizations possible.

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Subject: Re: Mark Bits on HP-9000s800
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