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Hi,

On Mon, Jun 23, 2003 at 06:58:21PM -0700, Jason Thorpe wrote:

> Some platforms have a way to set the precision of FP operations=20
> (singe-, double-, or extended-precision) in the FP control register=20
> (the x86 and m68k FPUs fall into this category).  However, we have no=20
> ...
> FreeBSD has an fp{get,set}prec() interface to control this on x86, so I=
=20
> borrowed the API and have provided implementations for i386 and m68k. =20

How does this interact (on m68k) with code compiled with -m68040 or -m68060,
which I think uses the explicit-precision-opcodes instead of the 68881 ones?
(Or am I totally confused here?)

I guess the answer is "don't do that if you want precision control"?

Regards
	Ignatios
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