Will Coleda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But, why did it compile one way and not the other? And why would the
> program with the subs switched print out whee indefinitely? I would
> expect it to print whee once, then create a sub object, then die.
It did compile, because the label was known.
And:
$ parrot -t t.imc
PC=0; OP=960 (print_sc); ARGS=("whee\n")
whee
PC=2; OP=225 (newsub_p_ic_ic); ARGS=(P0, 31, -2)
PC=6; OP=<err>
Error: Control left bounds of byte-code block (now at location 6)!
So it just depends, what you happened to have at that memory location.
Could have been a branch opcode starting again at PC=0.
leo
