# Source file used to test the div macro. foo: div $0,$4,$5 div $4,$5 div $4,$5,$6 div $4,1 div $4,$5,1 div $4,-1 div $4,$5,-1 div $4,2 div $4,$5,2 div $4,0x8000 div $4,$5,0x8000 div $4,-0x8000 div $4,$5,-0x8000 div $4,0x10000 div $4,$5,0x10000 div $4,0x1a5a5 div $4,$5,0x1a5a5 # divu is like div, except when both arguments are registers. # Just sanity check it otherwise. divu $0,$4,$5 divu $4,$5 divu $4,$5,$6 divu $4,1 # rem is like div, remu is like divu rem $4,$5,$6 remu $4,$5,2 # Sanity check the 64 bit versions. .set mips3 ddiv $4,$5,$6 ddivu $4,$5,2 drem $4,$5,0x8000 dremu $4,$5,-0x8000 # force some padding, to make objdump consistently report that there's some # here... .space 8
