Fixed the -E switch: Output was always sent to stdout and an empty assembler
output file was generated. Now the output is sent to either <inputstem>.i or
the file named in the -o option.
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type. Started to add general handling of address size flags in types.
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friends. Since names and other strings are now StrBufs in many places, code
for output had to be changed.
Added support for string literals to StrBuf.
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elements to a string of structs, each representing one type element. This
should fix problems on unusual architectures, since it is no longer necessary
to embedd pointers and other data converted to numbers in the string of
unsigned shorts.
Increased the TypeCode length to unsigned long to make room for more type
bits.
Inline more functions in datatype.h.
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actually accumulator addressing. These went through and caused the
optimizer to behave strangely.
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Copy the current optimization settings into a code segment on creation.
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Fixed a problem that caused the optimizer not to detect that flags set by
a load are used, if the use is "hidden" behind an unconditional branch. This
caused the optimizer to remove the load.
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Use the address size for import, export and debug symbols (object code
change).
More changes to support the --memory-model switch and address sizes.
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Changed/added several optimizer steps to detect register variables correctly
or to handle them in a special way.
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scope. Apart from some other advantages, this works around a bug where having
an external identifier in global scope and using an "extern" declaration for
exactly the same identifier in a function did not work, because the assembler
refused to export and import one and the same identifier. Since the import
now imports into local scope, both identifiers are distinct for the assembler
and the (valid) C code works.
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Make two runs over the code when generating register info to get info for
backward jumps right.
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unused stores into these registers.
Because of this, the old code using regsave does no longer work. Started
to rewrite it.
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global text segments so they will appear before any of the ".dbg line"
statements emitted later.
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