[parisc-linux] depi?

[Philipp Rumpf]

>         ; Get ready for phys->virt transition
>         ; First order of business is to adjust some pointers
>         depi            3,1,2,%arg0     ; phys->virt(free mem ptr)
>         depi            3,1,2, %sp      ; phys->virt SP
>         depi            3,1,2, %dp      ; p2v DP
> 
> in head.S?
> 
> I don't have a 'depi' in the index of my PA 2.0 assembler book.  I have a
> depwi and a depdi though.

This should be equivalent to what depwi is in PA 2.0 (some mnemonics changed).

More importantly, those instructions shouldn't be here.  There are standard
macros tophys and tovirt defined to do just the right thing to translate
logical addresses from/to physical ones.

Someone should go around and clean it up.  If your file uses depi to do what
tophys / tovirt should do, you have 24 hours to clean it up.  If you don't,
I'll clean up the rest of your file as well.  You have been warned.

	Philipp Rumpf

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Alex deVries and I have just returned to the Great White North from a very
successful and productive week at Linux World Expo in San Jose,
California. (I must say though, that the conference was vastly difference
from any other Linux conference, it was very much a suitfest as opposed to
the geekfests that have been the norm to date.)

We spent a fair bit of time at HP's booth talking to people about the
porting port, as well as a morning and an afternoon at the labs in
Cupertino.

We talked with a lot of very knowledgable people and have arranged for the
release of documentation and other resources.

As you may have heard:

  "HP will contribute marketing and technical resources to the
  effort. The Puffin Group will also have access to HP technology,
  tools and solutions offered through HP's new Open Source
  Solutions Operation."

Special thanks to Chris Maitz, Cary Coutant, John Sontag, Rich Rauenzahn,
Wayne Caccamo, and the many others that took the time to speak with us and
provide support for this project. 

Stay tuned for more information on documentation which will be released
shortly through the project web site.

Chris

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