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floating-point exception mode register
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I need to get (and set) the floating-point exception mode.
I’ve seen that in exec/interrupts.h there are:

float64 fpr[32];  /* Floating point registers */
    
uint64  fpscr;    /* Floating point control and status register */


That should be get and set via ReadTaskContext/WriteTaskContext. Now my question is. Is the only way to get that register? Is it the correct way? Is there a #define to get only the bit I need?

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You could use assembler, or asm inline(), code using the mffs/mtfsf instructions instead if you only need it for the current task, but using OS functions like (Read|Write)TaskContext() instead is better.

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To enable/disable jave/ieee mode for altivec I used following code, for fpu exception you could write something similiar.


#ifdef __ALTIVEC__
#include <altivec.h>
#endif

#ifdef __ALTIVEC__
/*java/ieee mode off*/
const vector unsigned int VOne = vec_splat_u32 (1);
vec_mtvscr (VOne); */
#endif /* __ALTIVEC__ */

Edit:
Your can give a look here, Apple is stil one of best sources in the web to get PowerPC infos

https://dev.os9.ca/techpubs/mac/PPCNumerics/PPCNumerics-154.html


Edited by flash on 2023/7/31 5:09:55
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