Hi,
I'm trying to learn about Racket's bytecode and VM (after skimming through the
docs,
I guess I'm specifically interested in the "3m" VM and the "zo" bytecode?).
Trying to find answers to questions like "is it a stack-machine, a
register-machine...,
something else?"; "what are the bytecode operators and their operands";
"what sort of verification is done while loading bytecode"....
I've been a longtime user of Guile and have recently started reading through
Guile's VM documentation, and ideally I'm trying to find something similar to
this
but for Racket:
https://www.gnu.org/software/guile/manual/html_node/A-Virtual-Machine-for-Guile.html
Does such a thing exist?
If not, could someone perhaps give me some specific advice as to where in the
code
I should look to find this info?
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