Jos Visser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My current code generator generates code to trap the LEX_NOT_FOUND
> exception. However, the "set_eh" instruction is *terribly* slow...
After having a closer look at this, I can describe what's happening:
- the exception handler is a continuation
- these h
Jos Visser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
> In my case my "problem" (challenge) is that I want to generate some
> parrot code that is capable of searching the lexical pads for the
> existence of a lexical. In my particular case this code executes
> frequently.
I would implement the proposed
Jos Visser wrote:
My current code generator generates code to trap the LEX_NOT_FOUND
exception. However, the "set_eh" instruction is *terribly* slow...
All my answers to that (and other threads) seem to be missing currently.
Anyway I have put in an intermediate hack to speed this up a bit.
A real
Hi all,
I am returning to the topic of search_lex. I ask to be excused because
this is another "I need this op" mail, but I think the feature I request
here has merit for other languages as well...
In my case my "problem" (challenge) is that I want to generate some
parrot code that is capable of
