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Rojhalat Ibrahim wrote:
> Furthermore I still have all those
> "Illegal instruction" and "Segmentation fault" messages that
> shouldn't be there.
> 

Those messages actually go away when I do not
define cpu_has_64bit_gp_regs, which is strange
because the RM9000 definitely has 64bit gp regs.
Any ideas?

Thanks
Rojhalat Ibrahim