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Subject: MIPS o32 ABI spec, $fp1 valid?
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Hello,

KevinB and I were discussing MIPS cleanups for better handling things 
like o32 ABI.  One question was can the o32 ABI use odd floating point 
registers?  The MIPS certainly has them, and instructions can certainly 
access them.  However, according to the o32 ABI, can they be used?

(alternativly, does anyone have a MIPS o32 ABI spec, and even the 
original ABI spec that went with the MIPS 1).

Andrew