Hi,
> +void emit_trace_invoke(struct buffer *buf,
> + const char *class, const char *method, const char *type)
> +{
> + __emit_push_imm(buf, (unsigned long) type);
> + __emit_push_imm(buf, (unsigned long) method);
> + __emit_push_imm(buf, (unsigned long) class);
> + __emit_push_imm(buf, (unsigned long) "trace invoke: %s.%s%s\n");
> + __emit_call(buf, &printf);
> + __emit_add_imm_reg(buf, 16, REG_ESP);
> +}
This modifies %eax and the register allocator is not aware of it.
However since you emit that at the beginning of a method, and %eax is a
scratch register (caller saved), things should be fine. Lucky boy :)
> +void emit_trace_invoke(struct buffer *buf,
> + const char *class, const char *method, const char *type)
> +{
> + __emit_push_imm(buf, (unsigned long) type);
> + __emit_push_imm(buf, (unsigned long) method);
> + __emit_push_imm(buf, (unsigned long) class);
> + __emit_push_imm(buf, (unsigned long) "trace invoke: %s.%s%s\n");
> + __emit_call(buf, &printf);
> + __emit_add_imm_reg(buf, 32, REG_RSP);
> +}
Aren't you redefining the function here? Does it build?
Reviewed-By: Arthur Huillet
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Greetings,
A.H.
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