Using a register calling convention on the 680x0

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From: Randy Sargent
Date: Tue, 11 May 1993 17:46

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I hope to modify gcc to be able to place the first two function arguments
into registers for the 680x0.  Has anyone done or tried this?  If anyone
can spent a minute or two sending me some hints that might save me hours,
I'd -greatly- appreciate it.

(I want to use the resulting code in an embedded environment which already
uses this calling convention.)

Thanks!

-- Randy

PS.  I'm just a student, but I might be willing to pay a consultant some
amount of money to either point me in the right direction, or even to
implement this.

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