Looking at compiler inline...
Lex Spoon
lex at cc.gatech.edu
Sat Apr 10 19:48:47 UTC 2004
Alan Grimes <alangrimes at starpower.net> wrote:
> Ian Piumarta wrote:
>
> > You can build a VM from a non-gnuified interp.c, but you have to tell
> > "make" explicitly to avoid trying to gnuify it at all, like this:
> >
> > ../plat/ux/conf/configure # as usual
> > make INTERP=interp # avoid gnuifying
>
>
> oh...
> I ended up editing acinclude.m4 and clobbering all refferances to it....
>
> This means my inlined builds are nocibly slower. =(
Ian, Alan,
The old SHA gnuify script, in addition to supporting all awk's, also
supports non-inlined interpreters. If it sees the text "inline: true"
in the code, then it assumes the interpreter was not inlined and it
will just cat the output back out. Anyone playing with non-inlined
VM's on Unix may want to grab it.
-Lex
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