Hi Kashyap,
> I am a little
> confused by x86-64.l:776
> (prinst "lea" "(5f-5b)(%r11)" "%r11") )
> I don't see any any "5:" following this so what is the idea of using "5f" ?
There is in fact a label "5:", immediately preceding the above:
(prinl "5:")
(unless (= R "%r9")
(prinst
Hi,
I've made some progress with targeting nasm assembler -
https://github.com/ckkashyap/picoLisp/tree/nasm/src64. I am a little
confused by x86-64.l:776
(prinst "lea" "(5f-5b)(%r11)" "%r11") )
I don't see any any "5:" following this so what is the idea of using "5f" ?
Regards,
Kashyap
Hi Kashyap,
> The sense of liberation I feel every time I am able to go look into the
> source "all the way down" is simply amazing.
I'm very glad to hear that. This was indeed one of the main goals of writing
PicoLisp.
☺/ A!ex
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