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gcc warning:'translating to 'fmulp' etc.
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I'm getting the following errors at compile time in Cygwin using gcc, but I'm not sure what they mean. My program runs without problems. Do I need to change the names of these operations? I'm afraid to tweak anything since it's working.
42: Warning: translating to `fmulp'
53: Warning: translating to `faddp'
60: Warning: translating to `fmulp'
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42: Warning: translating to `fmulp'
53: Warning: translating to `faddp'
60: Warning: translating to `fmulp'
Here is a snippet that contains these lines:
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" fstpl %0 \n" " movl $1,%%eax \n" "positive: \n" "//compute lg(n) \n" " fldl %1 \n" " fld1 \n" " fldl %0 \n" " fyl2x \n" " fmul \n" "//2^x=2^int(x)*2^frac(x) \n" " fld %%st(0) \n" " fld %%st(0) \n" "//compute integer portion \n" " frndint \n" " fxch \n" "//compute fractional portion \n" " fsub %%st(1),%%st(0) \n" " f2xm1 \n" " fld1 \n"
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