Hello,
PieSquared <
piesquared@...> writes:
> The GNU Lightning manual (here:
>
http://www.gnu.org/software/lightning/manual/lightning.html) mentions and
> uses the jit_allocai instruction macro, for example in the reverse polish
> notation calculator. However, I cannot seem to find that anywhere...
Make sure you use the latest version of lightning, which must be 1.2c
(1.2c does include it for sure).
> Instead, I see uses of jit_push... and jit_pop..., which aren't really
> documented anywhere, it seems. In a previous mailing list post, it is
> suggested that you use JIT_SP (and subtract from it) in order to achieve
> similar functionality. Am I missing something, or using an out-dated
> version of lightning? Or of it's manual?
Use of `jit_{push,pop} ()' is discouraged because that can't work
portably on all arches, most notably on SPARC (see [0,1] for details).
Likewise, fiddling with `JIT_SP' is not a good idea. So `jit_allocai'
is the recommended way to allocate room on the stack.
Thanks,
Ludovic.
[0]
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lightning/2006-10/msg00046.html[1]
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