Why do I get “illegal operand” errors when compiling SPARC assembly with GCC (2 lines, cmp and bl instructions)?
Question
GCC complains that:
A3.s: Assembler messages: A3.s:32: Error: Illegal operands A3.s:33: Error: Illegal operands
The offending lines (italicized) and surrounding code are:
b random_init_for_test
nop
random_init_for_test:
**set 0, i_s
cmp i_s, 40**
bl random_init_for
nop
I am a beginner at SPARC assembly and I've had no luck at fixing this. Can anyone see the problem?
1 answers
solution1
1 2011-10-28 04:05:54
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