Lines Matching refs:Adr
679 __ adr(r1, &label_3);
681 __ adr(r2, &label_1); // Multiple forward references to the same label.
682 __ adr(r3, &label_1);
683 __ adr(r4, &label_1);
697 __ adr(r2, &label_3); // Self-reference (offset 0).
699 __ adr(r2, &label_4); // Simple forward reference.
708 __ adr(r2, &label_3); // Multiple reverse references to the same label.
709 __ adr(r3, &label_3);
710 __ adr(r4, &label_3);
711 __ adr(r5, &label_2); // Simple reverse reference.
730 // Check that we can use adr with any alignement.
743 __ adr(Wide, r0, &label_0);
744 __ adr(Wide, r1, &label_1);
745 __ adr(Wide, r2, &label_2);
746 __ adr(Wide, r3, &label_3);
1180 __ Adr(r4, &big_literal);
1229 __ Adr(r4, &big_literal);
1524 __ Adr(r4, &big_literal);
1526 // With the old pool manager, the adr above would overflow the literal pool
1568 __ Adr(r2, &big_literal);
1575 // With the old pool manager, the adr above would overflow the literal pool
1629 __ Adr(r2, &big_literal);
2050 __ Adr(r0, &hello_string);
2082 __ Adr(r4, &l1);
2085 __ Adr(r5, &l1);
2972 __ Adr(r2, &literal);
4171 // Add enough nops to exceed the range of the loads, but not the adr that will
4244 // Add enough nops to exceed the range of the loads, but not the adr that will
4343 adr+sub sequence.
5147 // Test on both sizes of the Adr range which is 4095.
5153 __ Adr(r11, &big_literal);
5575 __ adr(r11, &func2);
6534 "adr",
6536 adr(al, Narrow, r0, &label));
6539 "adr",
6541 adr(al, Wide, r0, &label));
6544 "adr",
6546 adr(al, Best, r0, &label));
6672 "adr",
6674 adr(al, Best, r0, &label));
