Openwrt uses soft-float by default which means they turn off the
in-kernel fpu emulator to save some space. However pistachio has
an fpu meaning we have hard-float enabled instead but the fpu unit
in mips does not cater for all edge cases. Therefore we need to fall
back to the emulator to deal with these cases while still getting
the performance boost of hard-float.
This connects #234
Openwrt uses soft-float by default which means they turn off the in-kernel fpu emulator to save some space. However pistachio has an fpu meaning we have hard-float enabled instead but the fpu unit in mips does not cater for all edge cases. Therefore we need to fall back to the emulator to deal with these cases while still getting the performance boost of hard-float. This connects #234