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When using writes to memory through a struct to merge and extract multi-word value, it is the endianness of the host, not the target that affects which order the component words need to be written into the structure. Of the 5 functions adjusted here 4 of them are unused. The 5th, JOINSIDF will soon be used by the or1k target. For or1k, simulated on x86-64, this change fixes this function so that the correct bytes are now returned. sim/common/ChangeLog: * cgen-ops.h (SUBWORDXFSI): Compare HOST_BYTE_ORDER not CURRENT_TARGET_BYTE_ORDER. (SUBWORDTFSI): Likewise. (JOINSIDF): Likewise. (JOINSIXF): Likewise. (JOINSITF): Likewise. |
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