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  /external/libmpeg2/common/arm/
impeg2_platform_macros.h 73 #define PLD(x) __pld(x)
  /external/libmpeg2/common/armv8/
impeg2_platform_macros.h 47 #define PLD(x) __pld(x)
  /external/libmpeg2/common/mips/
impeg2_platform_macros.h 45 #define PLD(x)
  /external/libmpeg2/common/x86/
impeg2_platform_macros.h 45 #define PLD(x)
  /external/libavc/common/mips/
ih264_platform_macros.h 70 #define PLD(a)
  /external/libavc/common/x86/
ih264_platform_macros.h 69 #define PLD(a)
  /external/libhevc/common/x86/
ihevc_platform_macros.h 73 #define PLD(a)
  /system/core/libpixelflinger/codeflinger/
ARMAssembler.cpp 357 void ARMAssembler::PLD(int Rn, uint32_t offset) {
359 "PLD only P=1, W=0");
512 // LDR(B)/STR(B)/PLD (immediate and Rm can be negative, which indicate U=0)
516 "LDR(B)/STR(B)/PLD immediate too big (%08x)",
525 "LDR(B)/STR(B)/PLD immediate too big (%08x)",
ARMAssemblerProxy.cpp 110 // LDR(B)/STR(B)/PLD
254 void ARMAssemblerProxy::PLD(int Rn, uint32_t offset) {
255 mTarget->PLD(Rn, offset);
MIPS64Assembler.cpp 244 // LDR(B)/STR(B)/PLD (immediate and Rm can be negative, which indicate U=0)
248 "LDR(B)/STR(B)/PLD immediate too big (%08x)",
258 "LDR(B)/STR(B)/PLD immediate too big (%08x)",
1019 void ArmToMips64Assembler::PLD(int Rn __unused, uint32_t offset) {
1021 "PLD only P=1, W=0");
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Arm64Assembler.cpp 741 void ArmToArm64Assembler::PLD(int /*Rn*/, uint32_t /*offset*/) {
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MIPSAssembler.cpp 255 // LDR(B)/STR(B)/PLD (immediate and Rm can be negative, which indicate U=0)
259 "LDR(B)/STR(B)/PLD immediate too big (%08x)",
269 "LDR(B)/STR(B)/PLD immediate too big (%08x)",
1031 void ArmToMipsAssembler::PLD(int Rn __unused, uint32_t offset) {
1033 "PLD only P=1, W=0");
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  /prebuilts/go/darwin-x86/src/cmd/vendor/golang.org/x/arch/arm/armasm/
tables.go 1109 PLD
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  /prebuilts/go/linux-x86/src/cmd/vendor/golang.org/x/arch/arm/armasm/
tables.go 1109 PLD
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