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Hi there,
i found that NIOS II Compiler uses r1-r23 and r26-28 general purpose registers which is in confilct with another table where it is shown thr compier uses r0, r2-r23, r26-r28 and r31 registers.
Anyway what kind of data is stored there, and are the registers part of RAM/cache memory or are they separate?
Also what kind of data is stored on Stack during the compilation and after during program execution?
best regards,
Mateusz Fijak
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The general purpose table can be found in here https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/programmable/us/en/pdfs/literature/hb/nios2/n2cpu-nii5v1gen2.pdf, Table11. Just not understand which table you mentioned is conflict against with.
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