Dan --
> >I've continued to play with the DO_OP simplification patch I posted
> >before.
>
> Looks good, at least as far as I can tell from the diff. Go ahead and apply
> it, and I'll probably tweak from there.
I just committed this. It still wins vs. stock on my machine, I hope
YMDV too much...
(NOTE: The C-based disassembler was split into a separate patch. It
isn't ready for prime-time).
Here's what's included:
* test_prog and pdump are linked with only the files the need, not
al the files.
* build_interp_starter.pl writes out op_info.[hc], too. These files
contain op name, arg count and arg type information. This will be
useful for multiple things in the future, including better trace
output and the crystalizing loader.
* The DO_OP macro is now simpler and doesn't require explicit
temporaries.
* interpreter.c is modified to use the new op info in tracing output.
* The interpreter just points its opcode_funcs and opcode_info
members at the default tables rather than allocating memory on
the fly.
Regards,
-- Gregor
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