Re: Subroutine IMC example with problem

between .sym and .local? And, .endclass and .endnamespace are not mentioned in imcc/README. Regards, -- Gregor Leopold Toetsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/05/2002 12:43 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:Re: Subroutine IMC example

Re: Subroutine IMC example with problem

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Leo -- If .sub ... .end bracket not a subroutine, but a unit of compilation (module?), then shouldn't we make the name reflect the purpose? A thing compiled in one piece ist mostly a subroutine. BTW, what is the difference between .sym and .local? UTSL ;-)

Re: Subroutine IMC example with problem

Leo -- If .sub ... .end bracket not a subroutine, but a unit of compilation (module?), then shouldn't we make the name reflect the purpose? A thing compiled in one piece ist mostly a subroutine. I disagree. A think what is most often compiled in one piece is a file, with a combination

Re: Subroutine IMC example with problem

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Leo -- If .sub ... .end bracket not a subroutine, but a unit of compilation (module?), then shouldn't we make the name reflect the purpose? A thing compiled in one piece ist mostly a subroutine. I disagree. A think what is most often compiled in one piece is a

Subroutine IMC example with problem

Below you will find a simple Jako program along with the IMC code the Jako compiler generates. The IMC compiler generates the following error: error:imcc:iANY file sub.imc line 36: op not found 'set_ic_ic' (set2) on the first .arg x instance in the .imc file. I'm not sure why that line

Re: Subroutine IMC example with problem

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: error:imcc:iANY file sub.imc line 36: op not found 'set_ic_ic' 2 mistakes here: - branches between subs are not subject to fixup - x is not declared in here: .sub __ANON_BLOCK__1 set x, 42 # x

Re: Subroutine IMC example with problem

] Subject:Re: Subroutine IMC example with problem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: error:imcc:iANY file sub.imc line 36: op not found 'set_ic_ic' 2 mistakes here: - branches between subs are not subject to fixup - x is not declared in here: .sub

Re: Subroutine IMC example with problem

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Leo -- * Bracket with one big .sub ... .end, and don't use .sub for my real subs (yuck -- I want to use .param, .arg, etc for subs and calls) You can use .param/.arg - again: A .sub/.end delimits a unit of compilation. Look at imcc.y .param = restore, .arg =