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Justin Ethier 2018-10-05 17:32:28 -04:00
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(write (fac 10)) (write (fac 10))
#| Next-gen runtime: #| Next-gen runtime:
// TODO: pass pc, args, argc (?? maybe not, already part of fnc calls) via gc_thread_data.
// that allows all sub-functions to be called via the same function prototype
static void __host_lambda_1(void *data, int pc, int argc, object *args) { // TODO: self? cont? static void __host_lambda_1(void *data, int pc, int argc, object *args) { // TODO: self? cont?
object top; object top;
object stack[3]; // length computed by the compiler based on function arguments // object stack[3]; // length computed by the compiler based on function arguments
// initialize "stack" here, and unload arguments. // // initialize "stack" here, and unload arguments.
// assumes the compile can compute the stack's max size, since it knows the number of args each function has // // assumes the compile can compute the stack's max size, since it knows the number of args each function has
memcpy(stack, args, sizeof(object) * argc); // memcpy(stack, args, sizeof(object) * argc);
loop: loop:
top = alloca(sizeof(object)); // TODO: is there a more efficient way? top = alloca(sizeof(object)); // TODO: is there a more efficient way?