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Getting ERROR "unknown mnemonics for UQSUB8 instruction"

Hi community,

I have tried to compile the source code for openVG
I have given proper cross compiler which is required by the platform still I am getting the error of unknown mnemonics for the instruction UQSUB8

Environment:

- Linux platform

- CROSS COMPILE tool chain = aarch64-linux-gcc

- ARMv8-a architecture

Code snippet:

for (i = 0; i < 256; ++i) 
        { 
                c = lut[i]; 
                /* Extract alpha and clamp color components */ 
                inva = 0x01010101 * ((~c) & 0xFF); 
                c = _mali_osu_sataddu8(c, inva); 
                cpu_ptr[i] = _mali_osu_satsubu8(c, inva); 
        } 

MALI_STATIC_INLINE u32 _mali_osu_satsubu8(u32 x, u32 y) 
{ 
        u32 retval; 
        __asm__("UQSUB8 %0, %1, %2" 
                : "=r"(retval)      /* output */ 
                : "r"(x), "r"(y)    /* input */ 
               ); 
        return retval; 
}

Can you please suggest me how can I solve this issue?

Thanks,

DP

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  • As per my earlier answer, if you have access to the OpenVG source code you must be a licensee, so please raise any questions about building the user-space parts of the Mali driver source for your platform via support@arm.com. We cannot provide support for the proprietary parts of our products on a public forum.

    FWIW I doubt the OpenVG driver will work on ARMv8; it was only ever released officially with ARMv7-A support (at the time it was released ARMv8 didn't even exist).

    Thanks,
    Pete

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  • As per my earlier answer, if you have access to the OpenVG source code you must be a licensee, so please raise any questions about building the user-space parts of the Mali driver source for your platform via support@arm.com. We cannot provide support for the proprietary parts of our products on a public forum.

    FWIW I doubt the OpenVG driver will work on ARMv8; it was only ever released officially with ARMv7-A support (at the time it was released ARMv8 didn't even exist).

    Thanks,
    Pete

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