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Based on the documentation in core.ops, I would expect this code:
No. They pop whatever was pushed last. A pushi is pushbottomi / pushtopi, so the top frame on the stack is {2,0,...,0} in your latter example.
And doc states from "the most recently B<push>ed copies", which matches the behavior.
Right. This is actually on purpose, though I should document the order better. I'm fully expecting to see:
pushi popbottomi poptopi
to swap the top and bottom halves of a register set....:)
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