ProgramArgumentList: correct handling on 64 bit mode #194
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in 64bit mode, argc and pointers in argv are 64 bit wide in memory. This change makes the argc/argv more consistent with the expected memory handling in 64 bit. It also makes assembly code compatible with the Linux-RV64 ABI Signed-off-by: Jean Privat <jean@pryen.org>
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in 64bit mode, argc and pointers in argv are 64 bit wide in memory.
This change makes the argc/argv more consistent with the expected memory handling in 64 bit.
It also makes assembly code compatible with the Linux-RV64 ABI