>>> There is a limit of 256 constants *per function*. If you need more,
maybe your functions are too complex :-).
Great ! Thanks for the advice !
I was generating a function from meta data, so I didn't care about size of
the generated code. When splitting the function, error disappears. :)
Thanks
On 09/22/2011 03:01 PM, Zariko Taba wrote:
Hi pypy !
I'm still exploring rpython and I face a problem when adding a jit to an
interpreter.
In Assembler class (pypy.jit.codewriter.assembler), in emit_const
method, it seems to be assumed that there is no more than 256 constants.
(constant seems to
2011/9/22 Zariko Taba
> [translation:ERROR] ValueError: character code not in range(256)
>
> With this snippet of code :
>
> self.constants_dict[key] = 256 - len(constants)
>
> If len(constants) is 257,
> then self.constants_dict[key] is -1
> and chr(-1) raise the ValueError.
>
> I attached a (r
Hi pypy !
I'm still exploring rpython and I face a problem when adding a jit to an
interpreter.
In Assembler class (pypy.jit.codewriter.assembler), in emit_const method, it
seems to be assumed that there is no more than 256 constants. (constant
seems to be accessed in a array with a 1 byte index).
