Hello list,I have a question that is probably silly, but I couldn't find
anything on the internet that answered it exactly.I am looking at a register
machine version of Squeak, and one thought I had to make the number of
operations per method even less was that the send opcode would put the location
that the result should be stored into a variable in the new active context.My
question was, in some cases I would like this to be a literal hardware, but is
that even possible? Do all register names have to already be in code or can a
memory location refer to a register and the CPU use it (e.g. x86store_op [some
memory location that points to a register] ; double indirection)?Thanks,Jason
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