- needed to determine start and end of macro directives
- the main parser doesn't need them, so strip out the newline tokens
before parsing to avoid changing it
Note that this is a backwards incompatible change: Unlike POSIX, exit()
will not flush all open streams, so you are responsible for flushing or
closing all your streams before successful exit.
Also, file.c will now also require calloc.c (and malloc.c).
Updated the test cases accordingly.
Only implemented and tested for x86.
Paraphrasing OriansJ's IRC message while working on kaem:
GCC needs fflush(stdout) to get matching behavior, as M2-Planet doesn't
buffer. I guess we will need to make a fflush function (it'll do nothing
but return 0).
Until now, each element on the compiled program stack was 128 bits long,
half of them unused because only one 64 bits value was stored.
Now it's 64 bits long, so we don't waste all that memory.
We workaround the architectural alignment restriction of the SP register by
using a free regular register. X18 is for platform use so it seems a good
candidate for this task.
At _start we copy the value of SP into X18. SP is not used anymore. When a
definition refers to SP it doesn't mean it literaly now, because here we
redefine (without renaming) the involved M1 macro definitions to operate
on X18 (easier transition; abstraction). INIT_SP is introduced.
The function arguments are passed via stack, so the offset from the Base
Pointer ("depth") to each of them is different now. Changes both to
compiler code (cc_core.c) and libc reflect that the arguments are 8 bytes
(instead of 16 bytes) apart now. Note that SUB_X0_32 and SUB_X0_48 are
removed, because we only need 8, 16 and 24 bytes subtraction to reach the
arguments from asm libc functions. SUB_X0_8 and SUB_X0_24 are introduced.
Sanne Wouda
Jeremiah Orians
Michael Schierl
nimaje
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