Am 17.02.20 um 12:31 schrieb Anton Shepelev via fpc-pascal:
Florian Klampfl to Anton Shepelev:
What about the other registers -- does Turbo Pascal take
care of them, perhaps enveloping each expansion of an
inline procedure into a POPs and PUSHes?
No.
Thank you for the reply, Florian. Does
Florian Klampfl to Anton Shepelev:
> > What about the other registers -- does Turbo Pascal take
> > care of them, perhaps enveloping each expansion of an
> > inline procedure into a POPs and PUSHes?
>
> No.
Thank you for the reply, Florian. Does that mean that I
must take utmost care to preserve
Am 16.02.20 um 22:28 schrieb Anton Shepelev via fpc-pascal:
But which registers shall be preserved by inline proceudres
and functions?
IIRC (it is 25 years ago :)): sp and bp
In this example from the manual, the SP
register is not preserved within the statement:
It is reset to it's value
Hello, all
I don't know a better place to ask this, and beg your pardon
for an off-topic post.
The Language Guide for Turbo Pascal 7.0 has this to say
about `inline' statements and proceudres:
When a normal procedure or function is called, the com-
piler generates code that pushes the pr
