So... gcc assumes the register push/pops happen before the frame pointer is initialized? So the epilog always restores $sp from $fp before restoring registers?
That would make the m32c port much less efficient, since it has the exitd opcode which restores $sp, releases the frame, and returns, all in one. But, why is it that gcc is *almost* doing what I expect? It *does* save the $sp value, and restores it before the epilogue, but it doesn't restore the value it has at the end of the prologue. I mean, if only it copied $sp to $a1 *before* mucking with $sp, it would have worked perfectly...
