Felix Kam b9a7f3c9a1 Make lockTLBEntry comply with the decompiler ... lockTLBEntry, an assembly function, had tlb_lock_count as a symbol that needed to be placed sufficiently close to be loaded and stored with offset-from-pc addressing. When assembled, the symbol would turn up between functions, as opposed to within a literal pool (it's a variable, not a constant) or the .bss / data sections. The decompiler doesn't handle that use case, and likely won't. This change turns tlb_lock_count into a C global variable (so that it will be placed in the .bss / data sections), and splits lockTLBEntry into two parts so the critical section will still fit in a 64-byte aligned region, and therefore be guaranteed to live within a single page.		2016-05-18 16:53:13 +10:00
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preemption.h	Release snapshot	2014-07-18 05:03:59 +10:00
statedata.h	Make lockTLBEntry comply with the decompiler	2016-05-18 16:53:13 +10:00