Yes, that's what the patch already does, see:
opcode_t *
cg_core(opcode_t *cur_opcode, struct Parrot_Interp *interpreter)
{
static void *ops_addr[] = {
&&PC_0,
&&PC_1,
&&PC_2,
&&PC_3,
&&PC_4,
PC_3: /* Parrot_close_ic */
{
close(cur_opcode[1]);
On Thu, Nov 15, Simon Cozens wrote:
> I haven't forgotten about this patch, but I've had other things going
> on. I'd like to see the computed goto done as a complete state machine,
> with
>
> goto *pc_l[(int)dest];
>
> after *every single op definition* so it just jumps between labels, with
I haven't forgotten about this patch, but I've had other things going
on. I'd like to see the computed goto done as a complete state machine,
with
goto *pc_l[(int)dest];
after *every single op definition* so it just jumps between labels, without
any looping at all. (Apologies if that's what
On Sun, Nov 04, 2001 at 07:27:01PM -0300, Daniel Grunblatt wrote:
> * A modification to Configure.pl and Makefile.in to detect if the compiler
> accepts computed gotos, also added testcomputedgoto_c.in.
Is there some reason that this is an _c.in file? I've noticed that both
this and testparrotsiz
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Now I'm sending:
* A modification to Configure.pl and Makefile.in to detect if the compiler
accepts computed gotos, also added testcomputedgoto_c.in.
* A modification to runcore_ops.c and interpreter.c adding an ifdef.
* The same ops2cgc.pl and the same modificat
