Try DLIST. It's like VLIST, but for I-descriptors. DLIST decompiles the I-descriptor into something that looks an awful lot like the decompiled basic object that VLIST shows.
I put 2 I-descriptors called "NICELY.SPACED" and "CRAMMED" in DICT VOC & compiled them. Look how the 2 decompile into different looking things, exactly as Jerry Banker said: >DLIST VOC NICELY.SPACED CRAMMED Item 'NICELY.SPACED': IF @RECORD<3> = @RECORD<6> THEN "1" ELSE "-1" Compiled 01:10 09 JAN 08 1 expressions 0 TOTALS 8 constants 0000: 060 dyn_extract @RECORD 3 0 0 => $R0 000C: 060 dyn_extract @RECORD 6 0 0 => $R1 0018: 06E eq $R0 $R1 => $R2 0020: 1A0 testf $R2 0034: 0028: 0F8 move "1" => @1 002E: 0C2 jump 003A: 0034: 0F8 move "-1" => @1 003A: 0F8 move @1 => @ANS 0040: 15C return Item 'CRAMMED': IF @RECORD<3>= @RECORD<6> THEN "1" ELSE "-1" Compiled 01:11 09 JAN 08 1 expressions 0 TOTALS 8 constants 0000: 0DC lt @RECORD 3 => $R0 0008: 060 dyn_extract @RECORD 6 0 0 => $R1 0014: 0A0 ge $R0 $R1 => $R2 001C: 1A0 testf $R2 0030: 0024: 0F8 move "1" => @1 002A: 0C2 jump 0036: 0030: 0F8 move "-1" => @1 0036: 0F8 move @1 => @ANS 003C: 15C return ------- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
