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    Old October 18th, 2004, 09:43 PM
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    Question: native mod instructions

    Mm I'm new so I hope I can post this type of question.

    I need to implement the pseudo instruction: mod rd, rs, rt where the result is rd = rs mod rt. I have to do this using native MIPS instructions but I'm having trouble getting started. Can anyone please help me?

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    Re: Question: native mod instructions

    mmm... this topic is x86-oriented, so don't expect much help here.
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    Re: Question: native mod instructions

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    mmm... this topic is x86-oriented, so don't expect much help here.
    Just curious. Why x86-oriented topics have no place here?
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    Re: Question: native mod instructions

    but you were requesting information on MIPS assembly... ¿?
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