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2011-01-18
O3: Fix itstate prediction and recovery.
Matt Horsnell
2010-12-09
ARM: Take advantage of new PCState syntax.
Gabe Black
2010-10-31
ISA,CPU,etc: Create an ISA defined PC type that abstracts out ISA behaviors.
Gabe Black
2010-08-25
ARM: Make VMSR, RFE PC/LR etc non speculative, and serializing
Ali Saidi
2010-08-25
ARM: Use fewer micro-ops for register update loads if possible.
Gene WU
2010-08-25
ARM: Fix VFP enabled checks for mem instructions
Ali Saidi
2010-08-25
ARM: Implement all ARM SIMD instructions.
Gabe Black
2010-06-02
ARM: Decode to specialized conditional/unconditional versions of instructions.
Gabe Black
2010-06-02
ARM: Implement support for the IT instruction and the ITSTATE bits of CPSR.
Gabe Black
2010-06-02
ARM: Implement ARM CPU interrupts
Ali Saidi
2010-06-02
ARM: Fix the implementation of the VFP ldm and stm macroops.
Gabe Black
2010-06-02
ARM: Implement the strex instructions.
Gabe Black
2010-06-02
ARM: Respect the E bit of the CPSR when doing loads and stores.
Gabe Black
2010-06-02
ARM: Make LDM that loads the PC perform an interworking branch.
Gabe Black
2010-06-02
ARM: Make ldrs into the PC and ldm exception return do interworking branches.
Gabe Black
2010-06-02
ARM: Define the VFP load/store multiple instructions.
Gabe Black
2010-06-02
ARM: Add floating point load/store microops.
Gabe Black
2010-06-02
ARM: Move the macro mem constructor out of the isa desc.
Gabe Black
2010-06-02
ARM: Make macroops panic if executed directly.
Gabe Black
2010-06-02
ARM: Reimplement load/store multiple external to the decoder.
Gabe Black