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...code instructions. So any treedepth was fine as long as it consisted of operations that were supported by the instruction set. I'm can't get a handle on how to translate this hack to llvm so far. A typical ZPU machine code add might look something like this: a = a + b + 123; => loadsp 16 # push value at memory location sp+16 onto stack loadsp 24 # another value add im 123 add storesp 20 # store back to original location. Notice 16+4=20 LLVM represents the above as something like: (set a, (add (add a,b), 123) -- Øyvind Harboe Can Zylin Consulting help on...

...ne as long as it consisted of operations that were supported > by > the instruction set. I'm can't get a handle on how to translate this hack > > to llvm so far. A typical ZPU machine code add might look > something > like this: a = a + b + > 123; => loadsp > 16 # push value at > memory location sp+16 onto stack loadsp 24 # > another > value add im 123 > > add storesp 20 # store back to original location. Notice > > 16+4=20 LLVM represents the above as something > like: (set a, > (add (add...