On Sun, 24 Mar 2002, Jason Gloudon wrote:
> > This is a not-yet-suitable for applying patch that removes the dependency on an > external assembler and disassembler for Just-In-Time compiler support. All > assembly is done at run-time via macros. This is sufficient to allow some > flexibility in instruction selection at run-time, but a lot more work would be > needed to enable real optimizations like register allocation etc. I would like > to know if anyone would be interested in helping make this worthy of applying, > and if it works/does not work for anyone. First of all, sorry for the delayed answer, since I started univesity again my free time has been reduced to nothing. Second, Execelent work. Did you continue working on this or can I take this patch to continue? > > In its current form, it should work on : > > 1) Any x86 OS, with the notable inclusion of windows OSes using visual studio > tools. > > 2) Sparc systems using 32-bit Intvals (64 bit Intvals still do not work). > Systems where perl identifies the cpu as 'sun4' work without changes. Systems > where the cpu is identified as 'sparc' can get by with a symlink from jit/sparc > to jit/sun4. > > I haven't touched the alpha jit, Daniel ? Sure. > > -- > Jason > > > > -- > Jason >
