Added case for __arm__ copying from i386.
The code was simply copy pasted at this point. It needs to be reviewed and fixed in order to match the actual required behavior in the ARM architecture.
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@ -114,6 +114,28 @@ int dollar_quit(void)
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} else
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xfer_index = -1; /* Not an xfer index */
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}
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# elif defined(__arm__)
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{
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ptrs.instr = sf->mpc;
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/* First figure out the potential length of the lea* instruction loading compiler temp offset */
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if (0x078d == *ptrs.instr_type)
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ptrs.instr += 3; /* Past the 2 byte lea plus 1 byte push */
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else if (0x478d == *ptrs.instr_type)
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ptrs.instr += 4; /* Past the 3 byte lea plus 1 byte push */
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else if (0x878d == *ptrs.instr_type)
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ptrs.instr += 7; /* Past the 6 byte lea plus 1 byte push */
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else
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ptrs.instr = NULL;
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/* Note the "long format call opcode" check below assumes that both of the EXFUNRET[ALS] calls remain at a
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* greater-than-128 byte offset in the transfer table (which they currently are).
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*/
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if ((NULL != ptrs.instr) && (0x93FF == *ptrs.instr_type))
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{
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ptrs.instr += SIZEOF(*ptrs.instr_type);
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xfer_index = *ptrs.xfer_offset_32 / SIZEOF(void *);
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} else
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xfer_index = -1;
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}
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# elif defined(_AIX)
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{
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ptrs.instr = sf->mpc + 4; /* Past address load of compiler temp arg */
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