Hello!
After thinking about this, it seems to be that the "compound literal" approach
is the best one. What this means is that CPS-calls are changed in such a
manner, that arguments are passed rthrough a pointer to a C_word-array (so it
doesn't have to do anything with compound literals, that w
On Fri, Jul 10, 2015 at 12:23:36PM +0200, felix.winkelm...@bevuta.com wrote:
> Hello!
>
> After thinking about this, it seems to be that the "compound literal"
> approach
> is the best one. What this means is that CPS-calls are changed in such a
> manner, that arguments are passed rthrough a po
> > - There is no need for "rest-arg wrappers", functions that extract the rest
> > argument and then call the actual compiled C function. This can be done
> > directly from the argvector.
>
> This is cool, but if I understand correctly it also means that all the
> C_fast_retrieve_proc(lf[123]
Hello all,
Here is the scheduler assert patch, test cases, and integration with the
test suite combined into a single patch! After a bit more testing with
code that used a lot of threads, I ended up looking at how make-thread
uses ##sys#make-thread and added some missing code to the patch's usage
