Dan Sugalski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> dprinterr [PISN]x - Like printerr, but only when running in debug mode
> ifdebug label - If debug's on, branch to label
> unlessdebug label - branch to label unless debugging's on
> debugbsr label - do a bsr to the label if debugging's on
Ok.
> (I'm also thinking that a conditional bsr would be useful, but I'm
> not sure it'd be useful *enough*) If it'd make the JIT unhappy to
> have more branching ops they can be left out.
C<ifdebug label> and C<unlessdebug label> are JITtable with not much
effort. The conditional bsr needs a bit more. What about:
.macro debugbsr(bsr_sub)
.local label skip
unlessdebug .skip
bsr .bsr_sub
.skip:
.endm
Usage is then
.debugbsr(the_sub)
(Untested)
By redefining the macro you can get rid of it too.
leo
