On Sun, 20 Feb 2005, Carl Friedrich Bolz wrote:
easily, and performance won't be bad from the result: the LLVM inliner
can inline these methods where it makes sense. Am I missing something?
Well, it was extremely easy to implement which justifies the approach a bit
;-). Since it works quite well I think I'll stick with it a bit and change
it if problems come up (for example if there are lists of so many different
types that the code bloat gets unbearable).
ok :)
Invoke is a bit more tricky unfortunately.
Ok, maybe it is enough to unwind from within those functions. I can't think
of any string, list, dict... method that actually catches an exception. So
it seems best to set some global variables that indicate the error and then
call a function written in llvm that unwinds. Does this sound ok?
Yup, makes sense,
-Chris
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