Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective (3rd Edition)
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Author: Bryant, Randal E. Bryant, David R. O'Hallaron, David R., Randal E.; O'Hallaron, Bryant/O'hallaron
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Chapter 3.11, Problem 3.52PP
A.
Explanation of Solution
Floating point code in procedures:
- The XMM registers can hold up to 8 floating point arguments.
- The XMM registers are “%xmm0-%xmm7”, it can be used in the order arguments are listed.
- The additional floating point arguments are been passed on stack.
- The register “%xmm0” is used to return floating point value.
- The XMM registers are caller saved; callee can overwrite any of these registers.
- The pointers and integers are been passed in general purpose registers...
B.
Explanation of Solution
Floating point code in procedures:
- The XMM registers can hold up to 8 floating point arguments.
- The XMM registers are “%xmm0-%xmm7”, it can be used in the order arguments are listed.
- The additional floating point arguments are been passed on stack.
- The register “%xmm0” is used to return floating point value.
- The XMM registers are caller saved; callee can overwrite any of these registers.
- The pointers and integers are been passed in general purpose registers...
C.
Explanation of Solution
Floating point code in procedures:
- The XMM registers can hold up to 8 floating point arguments.
- The XMM registers are “%xmm0-%xmm7”, it can be used in the order arguments are listed.
- The additional floating point arguments are been passed on stack.
- The register “%xmm0” is used to return floating point value.
- The XMM registers are caller saved; callee can overwrite any of these registers.
- The pointers and integers are been passed in general purpose registers...
D.
Explanation of Solution
Floating point code in procedures:
- The XMM registers can hold up to 8 floating point arguments.
- The XMM registers are “%xmm0-%xmm7”, it can be used in the order arguments are listed.
- The additional floating point arguments are been passed on stack.
- The register “%xmm0” is used to return floating point value.
- The XMM registers are caller saved; callee can overwrite any of these registers.
- The pointers and integers are been passed in general purpose registers...
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