Hi, I am seeing this issue when using the 2.95.3 compiler for EE processor. When compiling the following code: unsigned int a,b;
a = ((unsigned int)4294967295 * b); the 2.95.3 compiler generates the following assembly: 8fc30014 lw $v1,20($s8) 0060102d move $v0,$v1 431823 subu $v1,$v0,$v1 afc30024 sw $v1,36($s8) Of course, the result is always 0. Is this a bug or done by design because the compiler knows that the result should be stored in a 64-bit data type? For the latter case I would expect an error message to be displayed instead. Note that if I declare a as an unsigned long (64-bit) the compiler generates the correct multiplication instruction. Is there a compiler option for 2.95.3 that can work around this issue? Thanks. Charlotte
