At 12:04 PM 9/6/2001 -0700, Brent Dax wrote:
>If foo is an unprototyped function (and thus takes a list in P0) we can
>immediately push the values of those calculations on to the list,
>something like (in a lame pseudo-assembler that doesn't use the right
>names for instructions):
FWIW, it's:
op, dest, source, source, source....
>In the more general case, however (say, $x*1+$x*2+...$x*65) that's an
>interesting question. Could we just do some fun stuff with lists? What
>do real CPUs do?
Real CPUs don't do lists. It's just one big addressable byte array...
Dan
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