On Monday, 15 May 2017 at 20:14:49 UTC, ag0aep6g wrote:
Say, the function ABI uses EAX, EBX, and ECX for the first
three arguments (in that order). For a function call `f(1, 2)`
that means:
EAX: 1
EBX: 2
ECX: not used
For a delegate call `dg(1, 2)` I'd also put 1 and 2 into EAX
and EBX. Additionally, the context pointer would be passed in
ECX.
Calls to normal functions are supposed to stay as they are.
Only method/delegate calls should be affected.
If you just want to append an extra context arg by passing it as
last actual arg, it'll end up in the stack sooner or later, and
that, I guess, is where bad things may happen by just pushing an
additional arg, not matching the function signature.
