I'm currently want to make an inlining for methods of specific format
(lets call them 'native' methods),
these methods should work as ST methods (same calling convention &
stack layout when you entering method), but
these methods don't do polymorphic sends unless specified exclusively,
instead all sends are inlined statically with compiler.
I don't want to describe much details here, just want you to help me
how to deal with register spilling when inlining.
Suppose i inlining a send like:
object message: a+b with: c+d with: a+d with: ....
so, all arguments to method now should use machine temporary registers
instead of stack, because it's more effective.
What i fear of that if register allocator sees that there is not
enough registers in CPU to fit them all it starts using stack for
storing temp values
and there is some situations where i need to know exact stack depth
for a method.
Is there any way in Exupery to get know, how many registers will be
spilled on stack, so this information can be used by my compiler?
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Best regards,
Igor Stasenko AKA sig.
