Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> 于2019年6月14日周五 上午3:53写道：
>
> PG Bug reporting form <noreply@postgresql.org> writes:
> > MIPS r6 changes the encoding of LL/SC instruction,
> > while the .set mips2 will force assembler to generate
> > old encoding.
> > ...
> > In fact if we not willing to support MIPS I or any CPU without ll/sc
> > at all, we can just remove .set mips2 here.
>
> After further digging around, I'm liking the alternative of just
> removing the ".set mips2" lines. MIPS-I has been obsolete since 1989,
> and the MIPS-II instruction set has a lot of other substantial advantages
> over MIPS-I besides having LL/SC, so it's pretty hard to believe that
> anyone is still using toolchains that default to assuming MIPS-I
> instruction set.
>
You are right. I have no idea anyone is using MIPS I.
> Digging around in our archives, it looks like ".set mips2" was required
> when it was added, but that was on the strength of testing with a
> machine running Linux 2.4.27-r5k-cobalt. We need to research when/if
> Linux changed their default configuration.
It depends on the options to `as'.
If we build `as' without any option, and call it directly, it still
generate MIPS I
binary now.
While, as I know that we are using gcc to call `as', it won't be a
problem anymore.
Since no body set the default target of gcc as MIPS I nowdays.
>
> regards, tom lane
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