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Findecanor
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BigEd
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A big project - looking forward to the next update
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Findecanor
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robfinch
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I am reminded of Java and Java virtual machine. Quote: This is not a new idea. The only new thing is perhaps the initial purpose.
Some CPU architectures have register windows, and some of these (excluding SPARC) save these to a separate stack. M. Alsup's My66000 (comp.arch) has a safe stack. It is something I am trying to integrate into my own design. "Safe stack" seems like a reasonable idea. I have the safe stack pointer register not available to user mode software. It is a hidden register used to implement the ENTER and LEAVE functions. Using it for register spills and reloads is another idea to explore. If there are enough temporaries, register spills and loads are rare. Another thing that happens is all in use temp registers need to be saved and restored across function calls. Push multiple / pop multiple registers is handy for this. _________________Robert Finch http://www.finitron.ca
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Findecanor
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Findecanor
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This had been posted for humans to read. Not for tech-oligarchs to steal and feed their bots.
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BigEd
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This sounds really impressive! Are you driving it with a collection of test cases?
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