Creating squeak pluggable primitives - a few ideas, someconfusion,
looking for like minded folks
Tim Rowledge
tim at sumeru.stanford.edu
Sun Nov 11 18:31:13 UTC 2001
> The Motorola 6809 actually had BRN: BRanch Never! A NOP that used two bytes and used three CPU cycles. It also had SEX (Sign EXtend a 8 bit value to 16 bit).
Nice...
ARM has a SWI (software interupt) and every instruction has a condition
code. One of them is NE - not equal. It took a while but eventually I
wrote a program that compiled to have a
SWINE someOSthingorother
line.
I was so happy.
tim
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