> >then what about a win/win? we could make the event checking style a
> >compile time option.
>
> Odds are you'll get per-op event checking if you enable debugging, since
> the debugging oploop will really be a generic "check event every op" loop
> that happens to have the "pending debugging event" bit permanently set.
> Dunno whether we want to force this at compile time or consider some way to
> set it at runtime. I'd really like to be able to switch oploops
> dynamically, but I can't think of a good way to do that efficiently.
>
long-jump!!!
runops(bla bla){
setjmp(..);
switch(flags) {
fast_runops(bla bla);
debug_runops(bla bla);
trace_runops(bla bla);
conservative_runops(bla bla);
thread_safe_runops(bla bla);
}
}
AUTO_OP sys_opcode_change_runops {
bla bla
set run-flags..
longjmp(..)
}
In C++ I'd say throw the appropriate exception, but this is close enough.
This would work well for fake-threads too, since each thread might have a
different desired main-loop. You'd have to do something like this if you
transitioned bewteen non-threaded and threaded anyway.
-Michael
