Name all Apple registers, at least as they exist on Everest #374
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The internet appears to have discovered the names of all the apple registers in Everest, along with their encodings. This fills in the ones we had missing - existing register we named have not been touched, except for the AMX context register. Signed-off-by: Daniel Berlin <[email protected]>
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The internet appears to have discovered the names of all the apple
registers in Everest, along with their encodings.
This fills in the ones we had missing - existing register we named
have not been touched, except for one register (AMX context) that was obviously wrong.
I cannot find a formatter that reproduces the original formatting of the json, if we care.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Berlin [email protected]