Leopold Toetsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I've implemented this part now:
> For Python, Lisp and probably more HLLs the same is of course needed for > unary opcodes: > abs Px, Py # use existing abs, Px exists > Px = n_abs Py # create new abs result PMC > This is of course just a fancy way to write > n_abs Px, Py # same > but it makes it more clear that a new value is assigned. > For the existing unary opcodes with PMC variants: > abs, neg, not, nots (don't we have more?) Actually the ops are: abs, neg, not, bnot, bnots and new: n_abs, n_neg, n_not, n_bnot, n_bnots > the same scheme as to infix opcodes apply: if the passed in C<dest> PMC > is NULL, a new result PMC is created. I don't know, if we should have > distinct inplace variants too: > abs Px # VTABLE_i_absolute() Done too plus a few missing unary inplace variants. leo
