src/cpu/sparc/vm/assembler_sparc.hpp

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    static void vis2_only() { assert( VM_Version::has_vis2(), "This instruction only works on SPARC with VIS2"); }
  
    // instruction only in VIS3
    static void vis3_only() { assert( VM_Version::has_vis3(), "This instruction only works on SPARC with VIS3"); }
  
-   // instruction only in v9
-   static void v9_only() { } // do nothing
- 
    // instruction deprecated in v9
    static void v9_dep()  { } // do nothing for now
  
-   // v8 has no CC field
-   static void v8_no_cc(CC cc)  { if (cc)  v9_only(); }
- 
   protected:
    // Simple delay-slot scheme:
!   // In order to check the programmer, the assembler keeps track of deley slots.
    // It forbids CTIs in delay slots (conservative, but should be OK).
    // Also, when putting an instruction into a delay slot, you must say
    // asm->delayed()->add(...), in order to check that you don't omit
    // delay-slot instructions.
    // To implement this, we use a simple FSA
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    static void vis2_only() { assert( VM_Version::has_vis2(), "This instruction only works on SPARC with VIS2"); }
  
    // instruction only in VIS3
    static void vis3_only() { assert( VM_Version::has_vis3(), "This instruction only works on SPARC with VIS3"); }
  
    // instruction deprecated in v9
    static void v9_dep()  { } // do nothing for now
  
   protected:
    // Simple delay-slot scheme:
!   // In order to check the programmer, the assembler keeps track of delay slots.
    // It forbids CTIs in delay slots (conservative, but should be OK).
    // Also, when putting an instruction into a delay slot, you must say
    // asm->delayed()->add(...), in order to check that you don't omit
    // delay-slot instructions.
    // To implement this, we use a simple FSA