freepascal.compiler/compiler/new

frame_pointer contains the register used as frame pointer
stack_pointer contains the register used as stack pointer
self_pointer contains the register used as self pointer


unusedregsint set of Currently available integer registers
unusedregsfpu set of Currently available fpu registers
unusedregsmm set of Currently available mm registers

availabletempregsint set of maximally available integer registers
availabletempregsfpu set of maximally available fpu registers
availabletempregsmm set of maximally available mm registers

countusableregsint count of currently available integer registers
countusableregsfpu count of currently available fpu registers
countusableregsmm count of currently available mm registers

c_countusableregsint count of max. available int registers (in the current procedure)
c_countusableregsfpu count of max. available fpu registers (in the current procedure)
c_countusableregsmm count of max. available mm registers (in the current procedure)

intregs all!! available integer register
fpuregs all!! available fpu register
mmregs all!! available multimedia register

Intel specific
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unusedregssse
availabletempregssse
countusableregssse

Jonas Maebe schrieb:
>
> Hello,
>
> Is there any difference between the localsize parameter of
> g_stackframe_entry and the parasize parameter of g_return_from_proc, or
> are they both the same value?

They are different, I think the value of g_return_from_proc doesn't matter
for the PowerPC. It's the size of parameters passed on the stack
and only important for the i386/m68k probably.

>
> And for the PowerPC, what will they contain? Just the size of the local
> variables and parameters, or also the maximum needed size for parameters
> of any procedure called by the current one (the caller must reserve space
> for the callee's parameters on it's own stack because you can't push
> values on the stack in the middle of a procedure (no frame pointer))
>
> Jonas

the parameter passed to g_stackframe_entry contains the size of the all local space which is
needed
except
that one for saving registers: the set procinfo.registerstosave (not yet implemented,
I'll commit it soon) will contain
all registers which must be saved by the entry and restored by the exit code of a procedure
and you have to add extra space to do that.