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The current memory model used for defining semantics Jasmin and assembly languages mandates that any access of size N is done at an address multiple of N.
This is a good property to ensure: the compiler only emits aligned accesses (supposedly good for performances, sometimes required by the ISA).
But it is a too strong property to require, in particular from user code. It also seems to prevent loading arguments from the stack.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The current memory model used for defining semantics Jasmin and assembly languages mandates that any access of size N is done at an address multiple of N.
This is a good property to ensure: the compiler only emits aligned accesses (supposedly good for performances, sometimes required by the ISA).
But it is a too strong property to require, in particular from user code. It also seems to prevent loading arguments from the stack.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: