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From: "Alexander Sviridenko" <mail.d2rk@gmail.com>
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Subject: Detect register name
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Hi,

I have such gpr registers: a1,a2,...,aN and b1,b2,...,bN and "add
$src1, $src2" instruction, where src1 and src2 from h-gpr. The
question is, how can I detect where is in src1/src2 register aN and
where is bN.

Thanks.

-Alexander