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In ./isa/rv64uzbs/bseti.S, bset is used in instructions rather than bseti, which triggers "Illegal Instruction" in my cross-compiler when compiling. Is this a typo in the code, or is it only caused by a certain compiler?
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bset with an immediate argument is a pseudoinstruction for bseti. The test is correct as-is. The most likely explanation is that you don't have the Zbs extension enabled.
bset with an immediate argument is a pseudoinstruction for bseti. The test is correct as-is. The most likely explanation is that you don't have the Zbs extension enabled.
I also encountered the same problem. After replacing bset in bseti.s with bseti, gcc compilation passed. Is it possible that the gcc version is not the latest?
In ./isa/rv64uzbs/bseti.S, bset is used in instructions rather than bseti, which triggers "Illegal Instruction" in my cross-compiler when compiling. Is this a typo in the code, or is it only caused by a certain compiler?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: