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This bug can occur when there is a small loop containing a smaller loop, where the smaller loop behaves like memset(foo, 0, n). Only the fill value zero will trigger this bug. The generated RPTB may be one byte too small to be legal, and the assembler will reject the RPTB.
This bug can occur when there is a small loop containing a smaller loop, where the smaller loop behaves like memset(foo, 0, n). Only the fill value zero will trigger this bug. The generated RPTB may be one byte too small to be legal, and the assembler will reject the RPTB.