- Nov 05, 1991
- Oct 31, 1991
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wlott authored
CHECK-LIST instead of branching off to elsewhere code that does an unconditional break. This should help reduce the size of SPARC cores.
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- Oct 28, 1991
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wlott authored
value.
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- Oct 24, 1991
- Oct 23, 1991
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ram authored
*FREE-FUNCTIONS* in addition to a GLOBAL-VAR. This can happen in block compilation.
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ram authored
definition comes after the type information. Now "previous" must be in the WHERE string supplied as an argument.
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wlott authored
with-fixed-allocation. Trapping whenever we don't need to GC is a bad idea.
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- Oct 22, 1991
- Oct 20, 1991
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ram authored
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- Oct 08, 1991
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wlott authored
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- Oct 05, 1991
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wlott authored
with mach.
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- Oct 04, 1991
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ram authored
wasn't computed (possible source of GC lossage.)
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- Oct 03, 1991
- Oct 02, 1991
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ram authored
and confuses the lifetime checker.
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ram authored
cause GC lossage, and confuses the assembly lifetime checker.
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ram authored
from the inherited operand of the same name. This eliminates the need for the inheriting VOP to respecify values that are really internal to the inherited VOP.
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chiles authored
Fixed lossage concerning the following compiler output: Definition has N args, but the previous definition had M. This used to be a note, but it should be a warning. If it is a warning that users change the definitions of structures, then it should be a warning when users change the definitions of functions. In both cases, code might be lying around assuming an incorrect interface. I think this is equally dangerous. Also, changing the redefinition of arg counts to a warning makes it more compatible with the warning that someone supposedly called a routine with the wrong number of args.
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- Oct 01, 1991
- Sep 29, 1991
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ram authored
of top-level references was effectively disabled, causing top-level code to normally be incorporated in real function components.
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- Sep 28, 1991