* David Gould
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| What do you mean "now with the return values from tas() swapped"? I think
| your code looks ok, but just want to be sure we are following the same
| grand plan...
I just meant that my original code (which has been posted before) had
the tas() function implemented so that it returned 0 on failure, not
on success, as you asked for. Thus, I had to swap the sense of the
return value. In practice, I changed
clrl r0 ; clear register r0
bbssi $0,(%1),1f ; branch on bit set else set
incl r0 ; increment register r0
1: movl r0,%0 ; return register r0
[...]
#define S_LOCK(addr) do { while (!tas(addr)) ; } while (0)
...into...
movl $1, r0 ; set register r0 to 1
bbssi $0,(%1),1f ; branch on bit set else set
clrl r0 ; clear register r0
1: movl r0,%0 ; return register r0
[...]
#define S_LOCK(addr) do { while (tas(addr)) ; } while (0)
-tih
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