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set to 0 until generated code is optimized enough (current slow down factor is 3x vs. previous core, expectations are about 50% slower FP code). The main benefit is exception bits are accurate. All glibc test-fenv, test-arith{,f}, test-double, test-float pass on ppc, and mostly on x86_64 with gcc 4.0.1. Yes, this is also compiler dependent. FIXME: find a real Mac application that depends on precise FPSCR bits... I think I don't want to care optimizing yet until someone shows me a real world application.
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