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On Thu, Dec 09, 2021 at 05:36:06PM +0000, Paul "LeoNerd" Evans wrote:
> Currently (from pp.c), pp_argelem encodes the index of @_ in its op_aux
> pointer, so it can simply
>
> svp = av_fetch(defav, ix, FALSE);
>
> In the "read directly from the stack" world, I can imagine it would
>
> svp = &PL_stack_base[ ??? ];
>
> for some offset - how would it determine that?
Some off the top of my head suggestions:
* Don't pop the MARK until the end - pop it at the same time as popping
all the args.
* store the index in padsv[0] - i.e. treat PL_curpad[0] as a union holding
a pointer to an AV, or holding a I32 (or whatever type stack offsets are
these days)
* store the index in the SUB context frame
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