Also, for completeness, correct the listing of callee-save registers
in callable return for x86 & x86_64.
original commit: 276f8da076a5692457226ea6ad74ba5f0e71cc06
Also, for completeness, correct the listing of callee-save registers
in callable return for x86 & x86_64.
original commit: 4cd942be6ab2eb5e02f6d6c5c509db3131bd015f
When a record-type constructor is formed dynamically,
and when it had more than 6 arguments, use a wrapper
to explicitly set the constructor's arity.
Relevant to racket/racket#2390
original commit: 0a8d335b4f479681dc6dcb5e67126aa3a97357c3
An `mvcall` or `mvset` form holds multiple calls, so the producer call
and the consumer calls need to be tracked separately.
original commit: 0dd559cdd1539753f4ec3fa0c1d575709074b455
- the compiler now uses a temporary variable to hold the return
value of a nested call across the restore-local-saves form to
properly handle the case where the destination lvalue is an mref
whose base and/or index is a local save.
cpnanopass.ss,
misc.ms
original commit: 835cbc2430be4f7381cee27133d42e77ace2b37f
The `object-references` function is intended to support debugging of
memory leaks by providing a mapping from each live object to the
object that retained it.
original commit: 61f6602b7e6c388c529f3c5995dcf71a7c42e005
A program can use `make-arity-wrapper-procedure` to synthesize a
function that reports a given arity mask (without calling `compile`).
In addition, `set-arity-wrapper-procedure!` suports modifying the
implementation of a synthesized procedure. Although similar
functionality could be achieved with `(lambda args (apply (unbox proc)
args))`, an arity wrapper procedure can dispatch to another procedure
without allocating a list for the arguments.
The interpreter now uses an internal variant of arity wrappers to
cooperate with `procedure-arity-mask`.
original commit: 5fede14302840b55edbeb7565e28d09350a4b2e9
bootstrap failures after small changes like the recent change to
procedure names, so we don't have to rebuild the boot files as often.
Mf-base
original commit: 94aaebe54807780791b8373017c979f59e6c45f1
In some cases, such as
(define g (let ([f (lambda (x) x)]) f))
the inner name `f` could get replaced by the outer name `g`.
Prefer the inner name so that macros can use a `let` wrapper
to reliably name a procedure.
original commit: 9ae0f856b0f81610c6caea13a5bfdf3b135de5b0
Libraries incorporated via compile-whole-program are, by default,
not visible to environment or eval, unless libs-visible? is true;
complain if we try to visit such libraries.
original commit: 220dca39d0cb482a1cff3f31b8a3197f8b5ee1bc
Improve error reporting and improve docs as suggested by Andy, and
adjust `conv` -> `conv*` to fit a naming convention.
original commit: b34817aea5d3c4862e7bb313ee9f5281472a832f
Changed the base language foregin and fcallable forms to accept a list of
conventions, which are each symbols, instead of a single convention, which was
a list of conventions, mostly to make it clear in the grammar what is going on.
base-lang.ss, cp0.ss cpcheck.ss, cpcommonize.ss, cpletrec.ss, cpnanopass.ss,
cprep.ss, cpvalid.ss, interpret.ss, syntax.ss,
Fixed a place where we were checking for eq? of two conventions, which now
should be equal? since it is a list (assuming this list will always be in a
consistent order).
cpcommonize.ss
Removed a spurious definition of convention?
np-languages.ss
original commit: dabf5a8abeaef12cdfcb36d9aac236dda9ac9158
