39 lines
1.9 KiB
Factor
39 lines
1.9 KiB
Factor
USING: compiler.cfg compiler.cfg.instructions compiler.cfg.registers
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compiler.cfg.stacks.local compiler.tree help.markup help.syntax math
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sequences ;
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IN: compiler.cfg.stacks
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HELP: ds-push
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{ $values { "vreg" "a virtual register" } }
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{ $description "Used when translating the " { $link #push } " SSA node to CFG form. The node pushes a literal value onto the data stack." } ;
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HELP: begin-stack-analysis
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{ $description "Initializes a set of variables related to stack analysis of Factor words." }
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{ $see-also height-state } ;
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HELP: end-stack-analysis
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{ $values { "cfg" cfg } }
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{ $description "Ends the stack analysis of the current cfg. This is the last step of the cfg construction (but comes before all optimization passes)." } ;
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HELP: adjust-d
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{ $values { "n" number } }
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{ $description "Changes the height of the current data stack. This word is called when other instructions which internally adjust the stack height are emitted, such as " { $link ##call } " and " { $link ##alien-invoke } "." } ;
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HELP: ds-drop
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{ $description "Used to signal to the stack analysis that the datastacks height is decreased by one." } ;
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HELP: store-vregs
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{ $values
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{ "vregs" "a " { $link sequence } " of vregs" }
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{ "loc-class" "either " { $link ds-loc } " or " { $link rs-loc } }
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}
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{ $description "Stores one or more virtual register values on the data or retain stack. The " { $link replaces } " dynamic variable is modified but the " { $link height-state } " is not touched" } ;
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HELP: 2inputs
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{ $values { "vreg1" "a vreg" } { "vreg2" "a vreg" } }
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{ $description "Lifts the two topmost values from the datastack and stores them in virtual registers. The datastacks height is adjusted afterwards." } ;
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HELP: 3inputs
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{ $values { "vreg1" "a vreg" } { "vreg2" "a vreg" } { "vreg3" "a vreg" } }
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{ $description "Lifts the three topmost values from the datastack and stores them in virtual registers. The datastacks height is adjusted afterwards." } ;
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