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When I took a look at the operand_t union, I do not see a struct for the unified register number. I see "struct reg", but I think this used for vector register. Is it also used for a unified register number?
union {
struct {
uint64_t value;
} imm_uint64;
struct {
double value;
} imm_double;
struct {
int num;
/* register properties .XXX */
char prop[MAX_CHARS];
} reg;
struct {
int num;
} pred;
struct {
int id;
bool has_imm_offset;
int imm_offset;
bool has_reg_offset;
int reg_offset;
} cbank;
struct {
bool has_ra;
int ra_num;
regModifierType ra_mod;
bool has_ur;
int ur_num;
bool has_imm;
int imm;
} mref;
struct {
char array[MAX_CHARS];
} generic;
} u;
} operand_t;
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Hello,
When I took a look at the operand_t union, I do not see a struct for the unified register number. I see "struct reg", but I think this used for vector register. Is it also used for a unified register number?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: