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/* Copyright (C) 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
*
* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License
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*
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* Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA
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*/
#if HAVE_CONFIG_H
# include <config.h>
#endif
#include <alloca.h>
#include "libguile/_scm.h"
#include "libguile/control.h"
#include "libguile/programs.h"
#include "libguile/instructions.h"
#include "libguile/vm.h"
the dynamic stack is really a stack now, instead of a list * libguile/dynstack.h: * libguile/dynstack.c: New files, implementing the dynamic stack as a true stack instead of a linked list. This lowers the cost of dynwinds: frames, winders, prompts, with-fluids, and dynamic-wind. For the most part, we allocate these items directly on the stack. * libguile/dynwinds.h: * libguile/dynwinds.c: Adapt all manipulators of the wind stack to use interfaces from dynstack.c. Remove heap-allocated winder and frame object types. (scm_dowinds, scm_i_dowinds): Remove these. The first was exported, but it was not a public interface. * libguile/continuations.c: * libguile/continuations.h (scm_t_contregs): Continuation objects reference scm_t_dynstack* values now. Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/control.c: * libguile/control.h: There is no longer a scm_tc7_prompt kind of object that can be allocated on the heap. Instead, the prompt flags, key, and registers are pushed on the dynwind stack. (The registers are still on the heap.) Also, since the vm_cont will reference the dynwinds, make the partial continuation stub take just one extra arg, instead of storing the intwinds separately in the object table. * libguile/fluids.c: * libguile/fluids.h: No more with-fluids objects; instead, the fluids go on the dynstack. The values still have to be on the heap, though. (scm_prepare_fluids, scm_swap_fluids): New internal functions, replacing scm_i_make_with_fluids and scm_i_swap_with_fluids. * libguile/print.c: Remove prompt and with-fluids printers. * libguile/tags.h: Revert prompt and with-fluids tc7 values to what they were before they were allocated. * libguile/vm-i-system.c (partial_cont_call): Just pop the vmcont, the intwinds will not be passed as a second arg. Rewind the dynamic stack from within the VM, so that any rewinder sees valid prompt entries. (call_cc, tail_call_cc): Adapt to pass the dynstack to scm_i_vm_capture_stack. (prompt, wind, unwind, wind_fluids, unwind_fluids): Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/vm.h (scm_i_capture_current_stack): Rename from scm_i_vm_capture_continuation. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Take a dynstack as an argument. * libguile/vm.c (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation): Don't wind here, as that could result in winders seeing invalid prompts. * libguile/eval.c: * libguile/root.c: * libguile/stacks.c: * libguile/threads.c: * libguile/threads.h: * libguile/throw.c: Adapt other users of dynwinds to use the dynstack.
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#define PROMPT_ESCAPE_P(p) \
(SCM_DYNSTACK_TAG_FLAGS (SCM_DYNSTACK_TAG (p)) \
& SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY)
the dynamic stack is really a stack now, instead of a list * libguile/dynstack.h: * libguile/dynstack.c: New files, implementing the dynamic stack as a true stack instead of a linked list. This lowers the cost of dynwinds: frames, winders, prompts, with-fluids, and dynamic-wind. For the most part, we allocate these items directly on the stack. * libguile/dynwinds.h: * libguile/dynwinds.c: Adapt all manipulators of the wind stack to use interfaces from dynstack.c. Remove heap-allocated winder and frame object types. (scm_dowinds, scm_i_dowinds): Remove these. The first was exported, but it was not a public interface. * libguile/continuations.c: * libguile/continuations.h (scm_t_contregs): Continuation objects reference scm_t_dynstack* values now. Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/control.c: * libguile/control.h: There is no longer a scm_tc7_prompt kind of object that can be allocated on the heap. Instead, the prompt flags, key, and registers are pushed on the dynwind stack. (The registers are still on the heap.) Also, since the vm_cont will reference the dynwinds, make the partial continuation stub take just one extra arg, instead of storing the intwinds separately in the object table. * libguile/fluids.c: * libguile/fluids.h: No more with-fluids objects; instead, the fluids go on the dynstack. The values still have to be on the heap, though. (scm_prepare_fluids, scm_swap_fluids): New internal functions, replacing scm_i_make_with_fluids and scm_i_swap_with_fluids. * libguile/print.c: Remove prompt and with-fluids printers. * libguile/tags.h: Revert prompt and with-fluids tc7 values to what they were before they were allocated. * libguile/vm-i-system.c (partial_cont_call): Just pop the vmcont, the intwinds will not be passed as a second arg. Rewind the dynamic stack from within the VM, so that any rewinder sees valid prompt entries. (call_cc, tail_call_cc): Adapt to pass the dynstack to scm_i_vm_capture_stack. (prompt, wind, unwind, wind_fluids, unwind_fluids): Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/vm.h (scm_i_capture_current_stack): Rename from scm_i_vm_capture_continuation. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Take a dynstack as an argument. * libguile/vm.c (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation): Don't wind here, as that could result in winders seeing invalid prompts. * libguile/eval.c: * libguile/root.c: * libguile/stacks.c: * libguile/threads.c: * libguile/threads.h: * libguile/throw.c: Adapt other users of dynwinds to use the dynstack.
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the dynamic stack is really a stack now, instead of a list * libguile/dynstack.h: * libguile/dynstack.c: New files, implementing the dynamic stack as a true stack instead of a linked list. This lowers the cost of dynwinds: frames, winders, prompts, with-fluids, and dynamic-wind. For the most part, we allocate these items directly on the stack. * libguile/dynwinds.h: * libguile/dynwinds.c: Adapt all manipulators of the wind stack to use interfaces from dynstack.c. Remove heap-allocated winder and frame object types. (scm_dowinds, scm_i_dowinds): Remove these. The first was exported, but it was not a public interface. * libguile/continuations.c: * libguile/continuations.h (scm_t_contregs): Continuation objects reference scm_t_dynstack* values now. Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/control.c: * libguile/control.h: There is no longer a scm_tc7_prompt kind of object that can be allocated on the heap. Instead, the prompt flags, key, and registers are pushed on the dynwind stack. (The registers are still on the heap.) Also, since the vm_cont will reference the dynwinds, make the partial continuation stub take just one extra arg, instead of storing the intwinds separately in the object table. * libguile/fluids.c: * libguile/fluids.h: No more with-fluids objects; instead, the fluids go on the dynstack. The values still have to be on the heap, though. (scm_prepare_fluids, scm_swap_fluids): New internal functions, replacing scm_i_make_with_fluids and scm_i_swap_with_fluids. * libguile/print.c: Remove prompt and with-fluids printers. * libguile/tags.h: Revert prompt and with-fluids tc7 values to what they were before they were allocated. * libguile/vm-i-system.c (partial_cont_call): Just pop the vmcont, the intwinds will not be passed as a second arg. Rewind the dynamic stack from within the VM, so that any rewinder sees valid prompt entries. (call_cc, tail_call_cc): Adapt to pass the dynstack to scm_i_vm_capture_stack. (prompt, wind, unwind, wind_fluids, unwind_fluids): Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/vm.h (scm_i_capture_current_stack): Rename from scm_i_vm_capture_continuation. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Take a dynstack as an argument. * libguile/vm.c (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation): Don't wind here, as that could result in winders seeing invalid prompts. * libguile/eval.c: * libguile/root.c: * libguile/stacks.c: * libguile/threads.c: * libguile/threads.h: * libguile/throw.c: Adapt other users of dynwinds to use the dynstack.
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/* Only to be called if the SCM_I_SETJMP returns 1 */
SCM
VM stack grows downward Adapt VM stack to grow downward. This will make native compilation look more like the VM code, as we will be able to use native CALL instructions, taking proper advantage of the return address buffer. * libguile/continuations.c (scm_i_continuation_to_frame): Record offsets from stack top. * libguile/control.c (scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x): Adapt for reversed order of arguments, and instead of relying on the abort to push on the number of arguments, make the caller save the stack depth, which allows us to compute the number of arguments ourselves. (reify_partial_continuation, scm_c_abort): Adapt to reversed stack order. * libguile/dynstack.c (scm_dynstack_wind_prompt): Since we wind the stack in a downward direction, subtract the reloc instead of adding it. * libguile/dynstack.h (SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY): Remove flag; instead rely on prompt-establishing code to save the stack depth. * libguile/eval.c (eval): Remove extraneous "volatile" declarations for variables that are not re-set between the setjmp and any longjmp. Adapt to save stack depth before instating the prompt. * libguile/foreign.c (scm_i_foreign_call): Adapt to receive arguments in reverse order. * libguile/frames.c (frame_stack_top, scm_i_frame_stack_top): Adapt to compute stack top instead of stack bottom. (scm_c_frame_closure): Adapt to stack growth change. (scm_frame_num_locals, scm_frame_local_ref, scm_frame_set_x): Use union data type to access stack. (RELOC): Reformat. (scm_c_frame_previous): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/frames.h: Adapt stack diagram to indicate that the stack grows up. (union scm_vm_stack_element): New data type used to access items on the stack. (SCM_FRAME_PREVIOUS_SP) (SCM_FRAME_RETURN_ADDRESS, SCM_FRAME_SET_RETURN_ADDRESS) (SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK, SCM_FRAME_SET_DYNAMIC_LINK) (SCM_FRAME_LOCAL, SCM_FRAME_NUM_LOCALS): Adapt to stack representation change. (SCM_FRAME_SLOT): New helper. (SCM_VM_FRAME_FP, SCM_VM_FRAME_SP): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/stacks.c (scm_make_stack): Record offsets from top of stack. * libguile/throw.c (catch): Adapt to scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x change. * libguile/vm-engine.c (ALLOC_FRAME, RESET_FRAME): (FRAME_LOCALS_COUNT_FROM): Adapt to stack growth change. (LOCAL_ADDRESS): Use SCM_FRAME_SLOT to get the address as the proper data type. (RETURN_ONE_VALUE, RETURN_VALUE_LIST): Adapt to stack growth change. (apply): Shuffling up the SMOB apply args can cause the stack to expand, so use ALLOC_FRAME instead of RESET_FRAME. (vm_engine): Adapt for stack growth change. * libguile/vm.c (vm_increase_sp, vm_push_sp, vm_restore_sp): Adapt to stack representation change. (scm_i_vm_cont_to_frame): Adapt to take offsets from the top. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Adapt to capture from the top. (vm_return_to_continuation_inner): Adapt for data type changes. (vm_return_to_continuation): Likewise, and instead of looping, just splat the saved arguments on with memcpy. (vm_dispatch_hook): Adapt to receive arguments in the reverse order. Adapt callers. (vm_abort): There is never a tail argument. Adapt to stack representation change. (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation) (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation_inner): Adapt to stack growth change. (allocate_stack, free_stack): Adapt to data type change. (expand_stack): Don't try to mremap(), as you can't grow a mapping from the bottom. Without knowing that there's a free mapping space right below the old stack, which there usually isn't on Linux, we have to copy. We can't use MAP_GROWSDOWN because Linux is buggy. (make_vm): Adapt to stack representation changes. (return_unused_stack_to_os): Round down instead of up, as the stack grows down. (scm_i_vm_mark_stack): Adapt to walk up the stack. (scm_i_vm_free_stack): Adapt to scm_vm changes. (vm_expand_stack_inner, reset_stack_limit, vm_expand_stack): Adapt to the stack growing down. (scm_call_n): Adapt to the stack growing down. Don't allow argv to point into the stack. * libguile/vm.h (struct scm_vm, struct scm_vm_cont): Adapt to hold the stack top and bottom.
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scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x (struct scm_vm *vp,
scm_t_ptrdiff saved_stack_depth)
{
size_t i, n;
VM stack grows downward Adapt VM stack to grow downward. This will make native compilation look more like the VM code, as we will be able to use native CALL instructions, taking proper advantage of the return address buffer. * libguile/continuations.c (scm_i_continuation_to_frame): Record offsets from stack top. * libguile/control.c (scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x): Adapt for reversed order of arguments, and instead of relying on the abort to push on the number of arguments, make the caller save the stack depth, which allows us to compute the number of arguments ourselves. (reify_partial_continuation, scm_c_abort): Adapt to reversed stack order. * libguile/dynstack.c (scm_dynstack_wind_prompt): Since we wind the stack in a downward direction, subtract the reloc instead of adding it. * libguile/dynstack.h (SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY): Remove flag; instead rely on prompt-establishing code to save the stack depth. * libguile/eval.c (eval): Remove extraneous "volatile" declarations for variables that are not re-set between the setjmp and any longjmp. Adapt to save stack depth before instating the prompt. * libguile/foreign.c (scm_i_foreign_call): Adapt to receive arguments in reverse order. * libguile/frames.c (frame_stack_top, scm_i_frame_stack_top): Adapt to compute stack top instead of stack bottom. (scm_c_frame_closure): Adapt to stack growth change. (scm_frame_num_locals, scm_frame_local_ref, scm_frame_set_x): Use union data type to access stack. (RELOC): Reformat. (scm_c_frame_previous): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/frames.h: Adapt stack diagram to indicate that the stack grows up. (union scm_vm_stack_element): New data type used to access items on the stack. (SCM_FRAME_PREVIOUS_SP) (SCM_FRAME_RETURN_ADDRESS, SCM_FRAME_SET_RETURN_ADDRESS) (SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK, SCM_FRAME_SET_DYNAMIC_LINK) (SCM_FRAME_LOCAL, SCM_FRAME_NUM_LOCALS): Adapt to stack representation change. (SCM_FRAME_SLOT): New helper. (SCM_VM_FRAME_FP, SCM_VM_FRAME_SP): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/stacks.c (scm_make_stack): Record offsets from top of stack. * libguile/throw.c (catch): Adapt to scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x change. * libguile/vm-engine.c (ALLOC_FRAME, RESET_FRAME): (FRAME_LOCALS_COUNT_FROM): Adapt to stack growth change. (LOCAL_ADDRESS): Use SCM_FRAME_SLOT to get the address as the proper data type. (RETURN_ONE_VALUE, RETURN_VALUE_LIST): Adapt to stack growth change. (apply): Shuffling up the SMOB apply args can cause the stack to expand, so use ALLOC_FRAME instead of RESET_FRAME. (vm_engine): Adapt for stack growth change. * libguile/vm.c (vm_increase_sp, vm_push_sp, vm_restore_sp): Adapt to stack representation change. (scm_i_vm_cont_to_frame): Adapt to take offsets from the top. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Adapt to capture from the top. (vm_return_to_continuation_inner): Adapt for data type changes. (vm_return_to_continuation): Likewise, and instead of looping, just splat the saved arguments on with memcpy. (vm_dispatch_hook): Adapt to receive arguments in the reverse order. Adapt callers. (vm_abort): There is never a tail argument. Adapt to stack representation change. (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation) (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation_inner): Adapt to stack growth change. (allocate_stack, free_stack): Adapt to data type change. (expand_stack): Don't try to mremap(), as you can't grow a mapping from the bottom. Without knowing that there's a free mapping space right below the old stack, which there usually isn't on Linux, we have to copy. We can't use MAP_GROWSDOWN because Linux is buggy. (make_vm): Adapt to stack representation changes. (return_unused_stack_to_os): Round down instead of up, as the stack grows down. (scm_i_vm_mark_stack): Adapt to walk up the stack. (scm_i_vm_free_stack): Adapt to scm_vm changes. (vm_expand_stack_inner, reset_stack_limit, vm_expand_stack): Adapt to the stack growing down. (scm_call_n): Adapt to the stack growing down. Don't allow argv to point into the stack. * libguile/vm.h (struct scm_vm, struct scm_vm_cont): Adapt to hold the stack top and bottom.
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scm_t_ptrdiff stack_depth;
SCM vals = SCM_EOL;
VM stack grows downward Adapt VM stack to grow downward. This will make native compilation look more like the VM code, as we will be able to use native CALL instructions, taking proper advantage of the return address buffer. * libguile/continuations.c (scm_i_continuation_to_frame): Record offsets from stack top. * libguile/control.c (scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x): Adapt for reversed order of arguments, and instead of relying on the abort to push on the number of arguments, make the caller save the stack depth, which allows us to compute the number of arguments ourselves. (reify_partial_continuation, scm_c_abort): Adapt to reversed stack order. * libguile/dynstack.c (scm_dynstack_wind_prompt): Since we wind the stack in a downward direction, subtract the reloc instead of adding it. * libguile/dynstack.h (SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY): Remove flag; instead rely on prompt-establishing code to save the stack depth. * libguile/eval.c (eval): Remove extraneous "volatile" declarations for variables that are not re-set between the setjmp and any longjmp. Adapt to save stack depth before instating the prompt. * libguile/foreign.c (scm_i_foreign_call): Adapt to receive arguments in reverse order. * libguile/frames.c (frame_stack_top, scm_i_frame_stack_top): Adapt to compute stack top instead of stack bottom. (scm_c_frame_closure): Adapt to stack growth change. (scm_frame_num_locals, scm_frame_local_ref, scm_frame_set_x): Use union data type to access stack. (RELOC): Reformat. (scm_c_frame_previous): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/frames.h: Adapt stack diagram to indicate that the stack grows up. (union scm_vm_stack_element): New data type used to access items on the stack. (SCM_FRAME_PREVIOUS_SP) (SCM_FRAME_RETURN_ADDRESS, SCM_FRAME_SET_RETURN_ADDRESS) (SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK, SCM_FRAME_SET_DYNAMIC_LINK) (SCM_FRAME_LOCAL, SCM_FRAME_NUM_LOCALS): Adapt to stack representation change. (SCM_FRAME_SLOT): New helper. (SCM_VM_FRAME_FP, SCM_VM_FRAME_SP): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/stacks.c (scm_make_stack): Record offsets from top of stack. * libguile/throw.c (catch): Adapt to scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x change. * libguile/vm-engine.c (ALLOC_FRAME, RESET_FRAME): (FRAME_LOCALS_COUNT_FROM): Adapt to stack growth change. (LOCAL_ADDRESS): Use SCM_FRAME_SLOT to get the address as the proper data type. (RETURN_ONE_VALUE, RETURN_VALUE_LIST): Adapt to stack growth change. (apply): Shuffling up the SMOB apply args can cause the stack to expand, so use ALLOC_FRAME instead of RESET_FRAME. (vm_engine): Adapt for stack growth change. * libguile/vm.c (vm_increase_sp, vm_push_sp, vm_restore_sp): Adapt to stack representation change. (scm_i_vm_cont_to_frame): Adapt to take offsets from the top. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Adapt to capture from the top. (vm_return_to_continuation_inner): Adapt for data type changes. (vm_return_to_continuation): Likewise, and instead of looping, just splat the saved arguments on with memcpy. (vm_dispatch_hook): Adapt to receive arguments in the reverse order. Adapt callers. (vm_abort): There is never a tail argument. Adapt to stack representation change. (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation) (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation_inner): Adapt to stack growth change. (allocate_stack, free_stack): Adapt to data type change. (expand_stack): Don't try to mremap(), as you can't grow a mapping from the bottom. Without knowing that there's a free mapping space right below the old stack, which there usually isn't on Linux, we have to copy. We can't use MAP_GROWSDOWN because Linux is buggy. (make_vm): Adapt to stack representation changes. (return_unused_stack_to_os): Round down instead of up, as the stack grows down. (scm_i_vm_mark_stack): Adapt to walk up the stack. (scm_i_vm_free_stack): Adapt to scm_vm changes. (vm_expand_stack_inner, reset_stack_limit, vm_expand_stack): Adapt to the stack growing down. (scm_call_n): Adapt to the stack growing down. Don't allow argv to point into the stack. * libguile/vm.h (struct scm_vm, struct scm_vm_cont): Adapt to hold the stack top and bottom.
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stack_depth = vp->stack_top - vp->sp;
if (stack_depth < saved_stack_depth)
abort ();
n = stack_depth - saved_stack_depth;
for (i = 0; i < n; i++)
vals = scm_cons (vp->sp[i].as_scm, vals);
VM stack grows downward Adapt VM stack to grow downward. This will make native compilation look more like the VM code, as we will be able to use native CALL instructions, taking proper advantage of the return address buffer. * libguile/continuations.c (scm_i_continuation_to_frame): Record offsets from stack top. * libguile/control.c (scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x): Adapt for reversed order of arguments, and instead of relying on the abort to push on the number of arguments, make the caller save the stack depth, which allows us to compute the number of arguments ourselves. (reify_partial_continuation, scm_c_abort): Adapt to reversed stack order. * libguile/dynstack.c (scm_dynstack_wind_prompt): Since we wind the stack in a downward direction, subtract the reloc instead of adding it. * libguile/dynstack.h (SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY): Remove flag; instead rely on prompt-establishing code to save the stack depth. * libguile/eval.c (eval): Remove extraneous "volatile" declarations for variables that are not re-set between the setjmp and any longjmp. Adapt to save stack depth before instating the prompt. * libguile/foreign.c (scm_i_foreign_call): Adapt to receive arguments in reverse order. * libguile/frames.c (frame_stack_top, scm_i_frame_stack_top): Adapt to compute stack top instead of stack bottom. (scm_c_frame_closure): Adapt to stack growth change. (scm_frame_num_locals, scm_frame_local_ref, scm_frame_set_x): Use union data type to access stack. (RELOC): Reformat. (scm_c_frame_previous): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/frames.h: Adapt stack diagram to indicate that the stack grows up. (union scm_vm_stack_element): New data type used to access items on the stack. (SCM_FRAME_PREVIOUS_SP) (SCM_FRAME_RETURN_ADDRESS, SCM_FRAME_SET_RETURN_ADDRESS) (SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK, SCM_FRAME_SET_DYNAMIC_LINK) (SCM_FRAME_LOCAL, SCM_FRAME_NUM_LOCALS): Adapt to stack representation change. (SCM_FRAME_SLOT): New helper. (SCM_VM_FRAME_FP, SCM_VM_FRAME_SP): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/stacks.c (scm_make_stack): Record offsets from top of stack. * libguile/throw.c (catch): Adapt to scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x change. * libguile/vm-engine.c (ALLOC_FRAME, RESET_FRAME): (FRAME_LOCALS_COUNT_FROM): Adapt to stack growth change. (LOCAL_ADDRESS): Use SCM_FRAME_SLOT to get the address as the proper data type. (RETURN_ONE_VALUE, RETURN_VALUE_LIST): Adapt to stack growth change. (apply): Shuffling up the SMOB apply args can cause the stack to expand, so use ALLOC_FRAME instead of RESET_FRAME. (vm_engine): Adapt for stack growth change. * libguile/vm.c (vm_increase_sp, vm_push_sp, vm_restore_sp): Adapt to stack representation change. (scm_i_vm_cont_to_frame): Adapt to take offsets from the top. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Adapt to capture from the top. (vm_return_to_continuation_inner): Adapt for data type changes. (vm_return_to_continuation): Likewise, and instead of looping, just splat the saved arguments on with memcpy. (vm_dispatch_hook): Adapt to receive arguments in the reverse order. Adapt callers. (vm_abort): There is never a tail argument. Adapt to stack representation change. (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation) (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation_inner): Adapt to stack growth change. (allocate_stack, free_stack): Adapt to data type change. (expand_stack): Don't try to mremap(), as you can't grow a mapping from the bottom. Without knowing that there's a free mapping space right below the old stack, which there usually isn't on Linux, we have to copy. We can't use MAP_GROWSDOWN because Linux is buggy. (make_vm): Adapt to stack representation changes. (return_unused_stack_to_os): Round down instead of up, as the stack grows down. (scm_i_vm_mark_stack): Adapt to walk up the stack. (scm_i_vm_free_stack): Adapt to scm_vm changes. (vm_expand_stack_inner, reset_stack_limit, vm_expand_stack): Adapt to the stack growing down. (scm_call_n): Adapt to the stack growing down. Don't allow argv to point into the stack. * libguile/vm.h (struct scm_vm, struct scm_vm_cont): Adapt to hold the stack top and bottom.
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vp->sp += n;
return vals;
}
static const scm_t_uint32 compose_continuation_code[] =
{
SCM_PACK_OP_24 (compose_continuation, 0)
};
static SCM
make_partial_continuation (SCM vm_cont)
{
scm_t_bits nfree = 1;
scm_t_bits flags = SCM_F_PROGRAM_IS_PARTIAL_CONTINUATION;
SCM ret;
ret = scm_words (scm_tc7_program | (nfree << 16) | flags, nfree + 2);
SCM_SET_CELL_WORD_1 (ret, compose_continuation_code);
SCM_PROGRAM_FREE_VARIABLE_SET (ret, 0, vm_cont);
return ret;
}
static SCM
reify_partial_continuation (struct scm_vm *vp,
VM stack grows downward Adapt VM stack to grow downward. This will make native compilation look more like the VM code, as we will be able to use native CALL instructions, taking proper advantage of the return address buffer. * libguile/continuations.c (scm_i_continuation_to_frame): Record offsets from stack top. * libguile/control.c (scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x): Adapt for reversed order of arguments, and instead of relying on the abort to push on the number of arguments, make the caller save the stack depth, which allows us to compute the number of arguments ourselves. (reify_partial_continuation, scm_c_abort): Adapt to reversed stack order. * libguile/dynstack.c (scm_dynstack_wind_prompt): Since we wind the stack in a downward direction, subtract the reloc instead of adding it. * libguile/dynstack.h (SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY): Remove flag; instead rely on prompt-establishing code to save the stack depth. * libguile/eval.c (eval): Remove extraneous "volatile" declarations for variables that are not re-set between the setjmp and any longjmp. Adapt to save stack depth before instating the prompt. * libguile/foreign.c (scm_i_foreign_call): Adapt to receive arguments in reverse order. * libguile/frames.c (frame_stack_top, scm_i_frame_stack_top): Adapt to compute stack top instead of stack bottom. (scm_c_frame_closure): Adapt to stack growth change. (scm_frame_num_locals, scm_frame_local_ref, scm_frame_set_x): Use union data type to access stack. (RELOC): Reformat. (scm_c_frame_previous): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/frames.h: Adapt stack diagram to indicate that the stack grows up. (union scm_vm_stack_element): New data type used to access items on the stack. (SCM_FRAME_PREVIOUS_SP) (SCM_FRAME_RETURN_ADDRESS, SCM_FRAME_SET_RETURN_ADDRESS) (SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK, SCM_FRAME_SET_DYNAMIC_LINK) (SCM_FRAME_LOCAL, SCM_FRAME_NUM_LOCALS): Adapt to stack representation change. (SCM_FRAME_SLOT): New helper. (SCM_VM_FRAME_FP, SCM_VM_FRAME_SP): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/stacks.c (scm_make_stack): Record offsets from top of stack. * libguile/throw.c (catch): Adapt to scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x change. * libguile/vm-engine.c (ALLOC_FRAME, RESET_FRAME): (FRAME_LOCALS_COUNT_FROM): Adapt to stack growth change. (LOCAL_ADDRESS): Use SCM_FRAME_SLOT to get the address as the proper data type. (RETURN_ONE_VALUE, RETURN_VALUE_LIST): Adapt to stack growth change. (apply): Shuffling up the SMOB apply args can cause the stack to expand, so use ALLOC_FRAME instead of RESET_FRAME. (vm_engine): Adapt for stack growth change. * libguile/vm.c (vm_increase_sp, vm_push_sp, vm_restore_sp): Adapt to stack representation change. (scm_i_vm_cont_to_frame): Adapt to take offsets from the top. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Adapt to capture from the top. (vm_return_to_continuation_inner): Adapt for data type changes. (vm_return_to_continuation): Likewise, and instead of looping, just splat the saved arguments on with memcpy. (vm_dispatch_hook): Adapt to receive arguments in the reverse order. Adapt callers. (vm_abort): There is never a tail argument. Adapt to stack representation change. (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation) (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation_inner): Adapt to stack growth change. (allocate_stack, free_stack): Adapt to data type change. (expand_stack): Don't try to mremap(), as you can't grow a mapping from the bottom. Without knowing that there's a free mapping space right below the old stack, which there usually isn't on Linux, we have to copy. We can't use MAP_GROWSDOWN because Linux is buggy. (make_vm): Adapt to stack representation changes. (return_unused_stack_to_os): Round down instead of up, as the stack grows down. (scm_i_vm_mark_stack): Adapt to walk up the stack. (scm_i_vm_free_stack): Adapt to scm_vm changes. (vm_expand_stack_inner, reset_stack_limit, vm_expand_stack): Adapt to the stack growing down. (scm_call_n): Adapt to the stack growing down. Don't allow argv to point into the stack. * libguile/vm.h (struct scm_vm, struct scm_vm_cont): Adapt to hold the stack top and bottom.
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union scm_vm_stack_element *saved_fp,
union scm_vm_stack_element *saved_sp,
scm_t_uint32 *saved_ip,
scm_i_jmp_buf *saved_registers,
the dynamic stack is really a stack now, instead of a list * libguile/dynstack.h: * libguile/dynstack.c: New files, implementing the dynamic stack as a true stack instead of a linked list. This lowers the cost of dynwinds: frames, winders, prompts, with-fluids, and dynamic-wind. For the most part, we allocate these items directly on the stack. * libguile/dynwinds.h: * libguile/dynwinds.c: Adapt all manipulators of the wind stack to use interfaces from dynstack.c. Remove heap-allocated winder and frame object types. (scm_dowinds, scm_i_dowinds): Remove these. The first was exported, but it was not a public interface. * libguile/continuations.c: * libguile/continuations.h (scm_t_contregs): Continuation objects reference scm_t_dynstack* values now. Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/control.c: * libguile/control.h: There is no longer a scm_tc7_prompt kind of object that can be allocated on the heap. Instead, the prompt flags, key, and registers are pushed on the dynwind stack. (The registers are still on the heap.) Also, since the vm_cont will reference the dynwinds, make the partial continuation stub take just one extra arg, instead of storing the intwinds separately in the object table. * libguile/fluids.c: * libguile/fluids.h: No more with-fluids objects; instead, the fluids go on the dynstack. The values still have to be on the heap, though. (scm_prepare_fluids, scm_swap_fluids): New internal functions, replacing scm_i_make_with_fluids and scm_i_swap_with_fluids. * libguile/print.c: Remove prompt and with-fluids printers. * libguile/tags.h: Revert prompt and with-fluids tc7 values to what they were before they were allocated. * libguile/vm-i-system.c (partial_cont_call): Just pop the vmcont, the intwinds will not be passed as a second arg. Rewind the dynamic stack from within the VM, so that any rewinder sees valid prompt entries. (call_cc, tail_call_cc): Adapt to pass the dynstack to scm_i_vm_capture_stack. (prompt, wind, unwind, wind_fluids, unwind_fluids): Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/vm.h (scm_i_capture_current_stack): Rename from scm_i_vm_capture_continuation. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Take a dynstack as an argument. * libguile/vm.c (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation): Don't wind here, as that could result in winders seeing invalid prompts. * libguile/eval.c: * libguile/root.c: * libguile/stacks.c: * libguile/threads.c: * libguile/threads.h: * libguile/throw.c: Adapt other users of dynwinds to use the dynstack.
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scm_t_dynstack *dynstack,
scm_i_jmp_buf *current_registers)
{
SCM vm_cont;
scm_t_uint32 flags;
VM stack grows downward Adapt VM stack to grow downward. This will make native compilation look more like the VM code, as we will be able to use native CALL instructions, taking proper advantage of the return address buffer. * libguile/continuations.c (scm_i_continuation_to_frame): Record offsets from stack top. * libguile/control.c (scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x): Adapt for reversed order of arguments, and instead of relying on the abort to push on the number of arguments, make the caller save the stack depth, which allows us to compute the number of arguments ourselves. (reify_partial_continuation, scm_c_abort): Adapt to reversed stack order. * libguile/dynstack.c (scm_dynstack_wind_prompt): Since we wind the stack in a downward direction, subtract the reloc instead of adding it. * libguile/dynstack.h (SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY): Remove flag; instead rely on prompt-establishing code to save the stack depth. * libguile/eval.c (eval): Remove extraneous "volatile" declarations for variables that are not re-set between the setjmp and any longjmp. Adapt to save stack depth before instating the prompt. * libguile/foreign.c (scm_i_foreign_call): Adapt to receive arguments in reverse order. * libguile/frames.c (frame_stack_top, scm_i_frame_stack_top): Adapt to compute stack top instead of stack bottom. (scm_c_frame_closure): Adapt to stack growth change. (scm_frame_num_locals, scm_frame_local_ref, scm_frame_set_x): Use union data type to access stack. (RELOC): Reformat. (scm_c_frame_previous): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/frames.h: Adapt stack diagram to indicate that the stack grows up. (union scm_vm_stack_element): New data type used to access items on the stack. (SCM_FRAME_PREVIOUS_SP) (SCM_FRAME_RETURN_ADDRESS, SCM_FRAME_SET_RETURN_ADDRESS) (SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK, SCM_FRAME_SET_DYNAMIC_LINK) (SCM_FRAME_LOCAL, SCM_FRAME_NUM_LOCALS): Adapt to stack representation change. (SCM_FRAME_SLOT): New helper. (SCM_VM_FRAME_FP, SCM_VM_FRAME_SP): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/stacks.c (scm_make_stack): Record offsets from top of stack. * libguile/throw.c (catch): Adapt to scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x change. * libguile/vm-engine.c (ALLOC_FRAME, RESET_FRAME): (FRAME_LOCALS_COUNT_FROM): Adapt to stack growth change. (LOCAL_ADDRESS): Use SCM_FRAME_SLOT to get the address as the proper data type. (RETURN_ONE_VALUE, RETURN_VALUE_LIST): Adapt to stack growth change. (apply): Shuffling up the SMOB apply args can cause the stack to expand, so use ALLOC_FRAME instead of RESET_FRAME. (vm_engine): Adapt for stack growth change. * libguile/vm.c (vm_increase_sp, vm_push_sp, vm_restore_sp): Adapt to stack representation change. (scm_i_vm_cont_to_frame): Adapt to take offsets from the top. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Adapt to capture from the top. (vm_return_to_continuation_inner): Adapt for data type changes. (vm_return_to_continuation): Likewise, and instead of looping, just splat the saved arguments on with memcpy. (vm_dispatch_hook): Adapt to receive arguments in the reverse order. Adapt callers. (vm_abort): There is never a tail argument. Adapt to stack representation change. (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation) (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation_inner): Adapt to stack growth change. (allocate_stack, free_stack): Adapt to data type change. (expand_stack): Don't try to mremap(), as you can't grow a mapping from the bottom. Without knowing that there's a free mapping space right below the old stack, which there usually isn't on Linux, we have to copy. We can't use MAP_GROWSDOWN because Linux is buggy. (make_vm): Adapt to stack representation changes. (return_unused_stack_to_os): Round down instead of up, as the stack grows down. (scm_i_vm_mark_stack): Adapt to walk up the stack. (scm_i_vm_free_stack): Adapt to scm_vm changes. (vm_expand_stack_inner, reset_stack_limit, vm_expand_stack): Adapt to the stack growing down. (scm_call_n): Adapt to the stack growing down. Don't allow argv to point into the stack. * libguile/vm.h (struct scm_vm, struct scm_vm_cont): Adapt to hold the stack top and bottom.
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union scm_vm_stack_element *base_fp;
flags = SCM_F_VM_CONT_PARTIAL;
/* If we are aborting to a prompt that has the same registers as those
of the abort, it means there are no intervening C frames on the
stack, and so the continuation can be relocated elsewhere on the
stack: it is rewindable. */
if (saved_registers && saved_registers == current_registers)
flags |= SCM_F_VM_CONT_REWINDABLE;
VM stack grows downward Adapt VM stack to grow downward. This will make native compilation look more like the VM code, as we will be able to use native CALL instructions, taking proper advantage of the return address buffer. * libguile/continuations.c (scm_i_continuation_to_frame): Record offsets from stack top. * libguile/control.c (scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x): Adapt for reversed order of arguments, and instead of relying on the abort to push on the number of arguments, make the caller save the stack depth, which allows us to compute the number of arguments ourselves. (reify_partial_continuation, scm_c_abort): Adapt to reversed stack order. * libguile/dynstack.c (scm_dynstack_wind_prompt): Since we wind the stack in a downward direction, subtract the reloc instead of adding it. * libguile/dynstack.h (SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY): Remove flag; instead rely on prompt-establishing code to save the stack depth. * libguile/eval.c (eval): Remove extraneous "volatile" declarations for variables that are not re-set between the setjmp and any longjmp. Adapt to save stack depth before instating the prompt. * libguile/foreign.c (scm_i_foreign_call): Adapt to receive arguments in reverse order. * libguile/frames.c (frame_stack_top, scm_i_frame_stack_top): Adapt to compute stack top instead of stack bottom. (scm_c_frame_closure): Adapt to stack growth change. (scm_frame_num_locals, scm_frame_local_ref, scm_frame_set_x): Use union data type to access stack. (RELOC): Reformat. (scm_c_frame_previous): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/frames.h: Adapt stack diagram to indicate that the stack grows up. (union scm_vm_stack_element): New data type used to access items on the stack. (SCM_FRAME_PREVIOUS_SP) (SCM_FRAME_RETURN_ADDRESS, SCM_FRAME_SET_RETURN_ADDRESS) (SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK, SCM_FRAME_SET_DYNAMIC_LINK) (SCM_FRAME_LOCAL, SCM_FRAME_NUM_LOCALS): Adapt to stack representation change. (SCM_FRAME_SLOT): New helper. (SCM_VM_FRAME_FP, SCM_VM_FRAME_SP): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/stacks.c (scm_make_stack): Record offsets from top of stack. * libguile/throw.c (catch): Adapt to scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x change. * libguile/vm-engine.c (ALLOC_FRAME, RESET_FRAME): (FRAME_LOCALS_COUNT_FROM): Adapt to stack growth change. (LOCAL_ADDRESS): Use SCM_FRAME_SLOT to get the address as the proper data type. (RETURN_ONE_VALUE, RETURN_VALUE_LIST): Adapt to stack growth change. (apply): Shuffling up the SMOB apply args can cause the stack to expand, so use ALLOC_FRAME instead of RESET_FRAME. (vm_engine): Adapt for stack growth change. * libguile/vm.c (vm_increase_sp, vm_push_sp, vm_restore_sp): Adapt to stack representation change. (scm_i_vm_cont_to_frame): Adapt to take offsets from the top. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Adapt to capture from the top. (vm_return_to_continuation_inner): Adapt for data type changes. (vm_return_to_continuation): Likewise, and instead of looping, just splat the saved arguments on with memcpy. (vm_dispatch_hook): Adapt to receive arguments in the reverse order. Adapt callers. (vm_abort): There is never a tail argument. Adapt to stack representation change. (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation) (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation_inner): Adapt to stack growth change. (allocate_stack, free_stack): Adapt to data type change. (expand_stack): Don't try to mremap(), as you can't grow a mapping from the bottom. Without knowing that there's a free mapping space right below the old stack, which there usually isn't on Linux, we have to copy. We can't use MAP_GROWSDOWN because Linux is buggy. (make_vm): Adapt to stack representation changes. (return_unused_stack_to_os): Round down instead of up, as the stack grows down. (scm_i_vm_mark_stack): Adapt to walk up the stack. (scm_i_vm_free_stack): Adapt to scm_vm changes. (vm_expand_stack_inner, reset_stack_limit, vm_expand_stack): Adapt to the stack growing down. (scm_call_n): Adapt to the stack growing down. Don't allow argv to point into the stack. * libguile/vm.h (struct scm_vm, struct scm_vm_cont): Adapt to hold the stack top and bottom.
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/* Walk the stack until we find the first frame newer than saved_fp.
We will save the stack until that frame. It used to be that we
could determine the stack base in O(1) time, but that's no longer
the case, since the thunk application doesn't occur where the
prompt is saved. */
VM stack grows downward Adapt VM stack to grow downward. This will make native compilation look more like the VM code, as we will be able to use native CALL instructions, taking proper advantage of the return address buffer. * libguile/continuations.c (scm_i_continuation_to_frame): Record offsets from stack top. * libguile/control.c (scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x): Adapt for reversed order of arguments, and instead of relying on the abort to push on the number of arguments, make the caller save the stack depth, which allows us to compute the number of arguments ourselves. (reify_partial_continuation, scm_c_abort): Adapt to reversed stack order. * libguile/dynstack.c (scm_dynstack_wind_prompt): Since we wind the stack in a downward direction, subtract the reloc instead of adding it. * libguile/dynstack.h (SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY): Remove flag; instead rely on prompt-establishing code to save the stack depth. * libguile/eval.c (eval): Remove extraneous "volatile" declarations for variables that are not re-set between the setjmp and any longjmp. Adapt to save stack depth before instating the prompt. * libguile/foreign.c (scm_i_foreign_call): Adapt to receive arguments in reverse order. * libguile/frames.c (frame_stack_top, scm_i_frame_stack_top): Adapt to compute stack top instead of stack bottom. (scm_c_frame_closure): Adapt to stack growth change. (scm_frame_num_locals, scm_frame_local_ref, scm_frame_set_x): Use union data type to access stack. (RELOC): Reformat. (scm_c_frame_previous): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/frames.h: Adapt stack diagram to indicate that the stack grows up. (union scm_vm_stack_element): New data type used to access items on the stack. (SCM_FRAME_PREVIOUS_SP) (SCM_FRAME_RETURN_ADDRESS, SCM_FRAME_SET_RETURN_ADDRESS) (SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK, SCM_FRAME_SET_DYNAMIC_LINK) (SCM_FRAME_LOCAL, SCM_FRAME_NUM_LOCALS): Adapt to stack representation change. (SCM_FRAME_SLOT): New helper. (SCM_VM_FRAME_FP, SCM_VM_FRAME_SP): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/stacks.c (scm_make_stack): Record offsets from top of stack. * libguile/throw.c (catch): Adapt to scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x change. * libguile/vm-engine.c (ALLOC_FRAME, RESET_FRAME): (FRAME_LOCALS_COUNT_FROM): Adapt to stack growth change. (LOCAL_ADDRESS): Use SCM_FRAME_SLOT to get the address as the proper data type. (RETURN_ONE_VALUE, RETURN_VALUE_LIST): Adapt to stack growth change. (apply): Shuffling up the SMOB apply args can cause the stack to expand, so use ALLOC_FRAME instead of RESET_FRAME. (vm_engine): Adapt for stack growth change. * libguile/vm.c (vm_increase_sp, vm_push_sp, vm_restore_sp): Adapt to stack representation change. (scm_i_vm_cont_to_frame): Adapt to take offsets from the top. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Adapt to capture from the top. (vm_return_to_continuation_inner): Adapt for data type changes. (vm_return_to_continuation): Likewise, and instead of looping, just splat the saved arguments on with memcpy. (vm_dispatch_hook): Adapt to receive arguments in the reverse order. Adapt callers. (vm_abort): There is never a tail argument. Adapt to stack representation change. (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation) (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation_inner): Adapt to stack growth change. (allocate_stack, free_stack): Adapt to data type change. (expand_stack): Don't try to mremap(), as you can't grow a mapping from the bottom. Without knowing that there's a free mapping space right below the old stack, which there usually isn't on Linux, we have to copy. We can't use MAP_GROWSDOWN because Linux is buggy. (make_vm): Adapt to stack representation changes. (return_unused_stack_to_os): Round down instead of up, as the stack grows down. (scm_i_vm_mark_stack): Adapt to walk up the stack. (scm_i_vm_free_stack): Adapt to scm_vm changes. (vm_expand_stack_inner, reset_stack_limit, vm_expand_stack): Adapt to the stack growing down. (scm_call_n): Adapt to the stack growing down. Don't allow argv to point into the stack. * libguile/vm.h (struct scm_vm, struct scm_vm_cont): Adapt to hold the stack top and bottom.
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for (base_fp = vp->fp;
SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK (base_fp) < saved_fp;
base_fp = SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK (base_fp));
VM stack grows downward Adapt VM stack to grow downward. This will make native compilation look more like the VM code, as we will be able to use native CALL instructions, taking proper advantage of the return address buffer. * libguile/continuations.c (scm_i_continuation_to_frame): Record offsets from stack top. * libguile/control.c (scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x): Adapt for reversed order of arguments, and instead of relying on the abort to push on the number of arguments, make the caller save the stack depth, which allows us to compute the number of arguments ourselves. (reify_partial_continuation, scm_c_abort): Adapt to reversed stack order. * libguile/dynstack.c (scm_dynstack_wind_prompt): Since we wind the stack in a downward direction, subtract the reloc instead of adding it. * libguile/dynstack.h (SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY): Remove flag; instead rely on prompt-establishing code to save the stack depth. * libguile/eval.c (eval): Remove extraneous "volatile" declarations for variables that are not re-set between the setjmp and any longjmp. Adapt to save stack depth before instating the prompt. * libguile/foreign.c (scm_i_foreign_call): Adapt to receive arguments in reverse order. * libguile/frames.c (frame_stack_top, scm_i_frame_stack_top): Adapt to compute stack top instead of stack bottom. (scm_c_frame_closure): Adapt to stack growth change. (scm_frame_num_locals, scm_frame_local_ref, scm_frame_set_x): Use union data type to access stack. (RELOC): Reformat. (scm_c_frame_previous): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/frames.h: Adapt stack diagram to indicate that the stack grows up. (union scm_vm_stack_element): New data type used to access items on the stack. (SCM_FRAME_PREVIOUS_SP) (SCM_FRAME_RETURN_ADDRESS, SCM_FRAME_SET_RETURN_ADDRESS) (SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK, SCM_FRAME_SET_DYNAMIC_LINK) (SCM_FRAME_LOCAL, SCM_FRAME_NUM_LOCALS): Adapt to stack representation change. (SCM_FRAME_SLOT): New helper. (SCM_VM_FRAME_FP, SCM_VM_FRAME_SP): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/stacks.c (scm_make_stack): Record offsets from top of stack. * libguile/throw.c (catch): Adapt to scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x change. * libguile/vm-engine.c (ALLOC_FRAME, RESET_FRAME): (FRAME_LOCALS_COUNT_FROM): Adapt to stack growth change. (LOCAL_ADDRESS): Use SCM_FRAME_SLOT to get the address as the proper data type. (RETURN_ONE_VALUE, RETURN_VALUE_LIST): Adapt to stack growth change. (apply): Shuffling up the SMOB apply args can cause the stack to expand, so use ALLOC_FRAME instead of RESET_FRAME. (vm_engine): Adapt for stack growth change. * libguile/vm.c (vm_increase_sp, vm_push_sp, vm_restore_sp): Adapt to stack representation change. (scm_i_vm_cont_to_frame): Adapt to take offsets from the top. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Adapt to capture from the top. (vm_return_to_continuation_inner): Adapt for data type changes. (vm_return_to_continuation): Likewise, and instead of looping, just splat the saved arguments on with memcpy. (vm_dispatch_hook): Adapt to receive arguments in the reverse order. Adapt callers. (vm_abort): There is never a tail argument. Adapt to stack representation change. (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation) (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation_inner): Adapt to stack growth change. (allocate_stack, free_stack): Adapt to data type change. (expand_stack): Don't try to mremap(), as you can't grow a mapping from the bottom. Without knowing that there's a free mapping space right below the old stack, which there usually isn't on Linux, we have to copy. We can't use MAP_GROWSDOWN because Linux is buggy. (make_vm): Adapt to stack representation changes. (return_unused_stack_to_os): Round down instead of up, as the stack grows down. (scm_i_vm_mark_stack): Adapt to walk up the stack. (scm_i_vm_free_stack): Adapt to scm_vm changes. (vm_expand_stack_inner, reset_stack_limit, vm_expand_stack): Adapt to the stack growing down. (scm_call_n): Adapt to the stack growing down. Don't allow argv to point into the stack. * libguile/vm.h (struct scm_vm, struct scm_vm_cont): Adapt to hold the stack top and bottom.
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if (SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK (base_fp) != saved_fp)
abort();
scm_dynstack_relocate_prompts (dynstack, vp->stack_top - base_fp);
VM stack grows downward Adapt VM stack to grow downward. This will make native compilation look more like the VM code, as we will be able to use native CALL instructions, taking proper advantage of the return address buffer. * libguile/continuations.c (scm_i_continuation_to_frame): Record offsets from stack top. * libguile/control.c (scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x): Adapt for reversed order of arguments, and instead of relying on the abort to push on the number of arguments, make the caller save the stack depth, which allows us to compute the number of arguments ourselves. (reify_partial_continuation, scm_c_abort): Adapt to reversed stack order. * libguile/dynstack.c (scm_dynstack_wind_prompt): Since we wind the stack in a downward direction, subtract the reloc instead of adding it. * libguile/dynstack.h (SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY): Remove flag; instead rely on prompt-establishing code to save the stack depth. * libguile/eval.c (eval): Remove extraneous "volatile" declarations for variables that are not re-set between the setjmp and any longjmp. Adapt to save stack depth before instating the prompt. * libguile/foreign.c (scm_i_foreign_call): Adapt to receive arguments in reverse order. * libguile/frames.c (frame_stack_top, scm_i_frame_stack_top): Adapt to compute stack top instead of stack bottom. (scm_c_frame_closure): Adapt to stack growth change. (scm_frame_num_locals, scm_frame_local_ref, scm_frame_set_x): Use union data type to access stack. (RELOC): Reformat. (scm_c_frame_previous): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/frames.h: Adapt stack diagram to indicate that the stack grows up. (union scm_vm_stack_element): New data type used to access items on the stack. (SCM_FRAME_PREVIOUS_SP) (SCM_FRAME_RETURN_ADDRESS, SCM_FRAME_SET_RETURN_ADDRESS) (SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK, SCM_FRAME_SET_DYNAMIC_LINK) (SCM_FRAME_LOCAL, SCM_FRAME_NUM_LOCALS): Adapt to stack representation change. (SCM_FRAME_SLOT): New helper. (SCM_VM_FRAME_FP, SCM_VM_FRAME_SP): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/stacks.c (scm_make_stack): Record offsets from top of stack. * libguile/throw.c (catch): Adapt to scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x change. * libguile/vm-engine.c (ALLOC_FRAME, RESET_FRAME): (FRAME_LOCALS_COUNT_FROM): Adapt to stack growth change. (LOCAL_ADDRESS): Use SCM_FRAME_SLOT to get the address as the proper data type. (RETURN_ONE_VALUE, RETURN_VALUE_LIST): Adapt to stack growth change. (apply): Shuffling up the SMOB apply args can cause the stack to expand, so use ALLOC_FRAME instead of RESET_FRAME. (vm_engine): Adapt for stack growth change. * libguile/vm.c (vm_increase_sp, vm_push_sp, vm_restore_sp): Adapt to stack representation change. (scm_i_vm_cont_to_frame): Adapt to take offsets from the top. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Adapt to capture from the top. (vm_return_to_continuation_inner): Adapt for data type changes. (vm_return_to_continuation): Likewise, and instead of looping, just splat the saved arguments on with memcpy. (vm_dispatch_hook): Adapt to receive arguments in the reverse order. Adapt callers. (vm_abort): There is never a tail argument. Adapt to stack representation change. (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation) (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation_inner): Adapt to stack growth change. (allocate_stack, free_stack): Adapt to data type change. (expand_stack): Don't try to mremap(), as you can't grow a mapping from the bottom. Without knowing that there's a free mapping space right below the old stack, which there usually isn't on Linux, we have to copy. We can't use MAP_GROWSDOWN because Linux is buggy. (make_vm): Adapt to stack representation changes. (return_unused_stack_to_os): Round down instead of up, as the stack grows down. (scm_i_vm_mark_stack): Adapt to walk up the stack. (scm_i_vm_free_stack): Adapt to scm_vm changes. (vm_expand_stack_inner, reset_stack_limit, vm_expand_stack): Adapt to the stack growing down. (scm_call_n): Adapt to the stack growing down. Don't allow argv to point into the stack. * libguile/vm.h (struct scm_vm, struct scm_vm_cont): Adapt to hold the stack top and bottom.
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/* Capture from the base_fp to the top thunk application frame. */
vm_cont = scm_i_vm_capture_stack (base_fp, vp->fp, vp->sp, vp->ip, dynstack,
flags);
return make_partial_continuation (vm_cont);
}
void
scm_c_abort (struct scm_vm *vp, SCM tag, size_t n, SCM *argv,
scm_i_jmp_buf *current_registers)
{
the dynamic stack is really a stack now, instead of a list * libguile/dynstack.h: * libguile/dynstack.c: New files, implementing the dynamic stack as a true stack instead of a linked list. This lowers the cost of dynwinds: frames, winders, prompts, with-fluids, and dynamic-wind. For the most part, we allocate these items directly on the stack. * libguile/dynwinds.h: * libguile/dynwinds.c: Adapt all manipulators of the wind stack to use interfaces from dynstack.c. Remove heap-allocated winder and frame object types. (scm_dowinds, scm_i_dowinds): Remove these. The first was exported, but it was not a public interface. * libguile/continuations.c: * libguile/continuations.h (scm_t_contregs): Continuation objects reference scm_t_dynstack* values now. Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/control.c: * libguile/control.h: There is no longer a scm_tc7_prompt kind of object that can be allocated on the heap. Instead, the prompt flags, key, and registers are pushed on the dynwind stack. (The registers are still on the heap.) Also, since the vm_cont will reference the dynwinds, make the partial continuation stub take just one extra arg, instead of storing the intwinds separately in the object table. * libguile/fluids.c: * libguile/fluids.h: No more with-fluids objects; instead, the fluids go on the dynstack. The values still have to be on the heap, though. (scm_prepare_fluids, scm_swap_fluids): New internal functions, replacing scm_i_make_with_fluids and scm_i_swap_with_fluids. * libguile/print.c: Remove prompt and with-fluids printers. * libguile/tags.h: Revert prompt and with-fluids tc7 values to what they were before they were allocated. * libguile/vm-i-system.c (partial_cont_call): Just pop the vmcont, the intwinds will not be passed as a second arg. Rewind the dynamic stack from within the VM, so that any rewinder sees valid prompt entries. (call_cc, tail_call_cc): Adapt to pass the dynstack to scm_i_vm_capture_stack. (prompt, wind, unwind, wind_fluids, unwind_fluids): Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/vm.h (scm_i_capture_current_stack): Rename from scm_i_vm_capture_continuation. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Take a dynstack as an argument. * libguile/vm.c (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation): Don't wind here, as that could result in winders seeing invalid prompts. * libguile/eval.c: * libguile/root.c: * libguile/stacks.c: * libguile/threads.c: * libguile/threads.h: * libguile/throw.c: Adapt other users of dynwinds to use the dynstack.
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SCM cont;
scm_t_dynstack *dynstack = &SCM_I_CURRENT_THREAD->dynstack;
scm_t_bits *prompt;
scm_t_dynstack_prompt_flags flags;
scm_t_ptrdiff fp_offset, sp_offset;
VM stack grows downward Adapt VM stack to grow downward. This will make native compilation look more like the VM code, as we will be able to use native CALL instructions, taking proper advantage of the return address buffer. * libguile/continuations.c (scm_i_continuation_to_frame): Record offsets from stack top. * libguile/control.c (scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x): Adapt for reversed order of arguments, and instead of relying on the abort to push on the number of arguments, make the caller save the stack depth, which allows us to compute the number of arguments ourselves. (reify_partial_continuation, scm_c_abort): Adapt to reversed stack order. * libguile/dynstack.c (scm_dynstack_wind_prompt): Since we wind the stack in a downward direction, subtract the reloc instead of adding it. * libguile/dynstack.h (SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY): Remove flag; instead rely on prompt-establishing code to save the stack depth. * libguile/eval.c (eval): Remove extraneous "volatile" declarations for variables that are not re-set between the setjmp and any longjmp. Adapt to save stack depth before instating the prompt. * libguile/foreign.c (scm_i_foreign_call): Adapt to receive arguments in reverse order. * libguile/frames.c (frame_stack_top, scm_i_frame_stack_top): Adapt to compute stack top instead of stack bottom. (scm_c_frame_closure): Adapt to stack growth change. (scm_frame_num_locals, scm_frame_local_ref, scm_frame_set_x): Use union data type to access stack. (RELOC): Reformat. (scm_c_frame_previous): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/frames.h: Adapt stack diagram to indicate that the stack grows up. (union scm_vm_stack_element): New data type used to access items on the stack. (SCM_FRAME_PREVIOUS_SP) (SCM_FRAME_RETURN_ADDRESS, SCM_FRAME_SET_RETURN_ADDRESS) (SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK, SCM_FRAME_SET_DYNAMIC_LINK) (SCM_FRAME_LOCAL, SCM_FRAME_NUM_LOCALS): Adapt to stack representation change. (SCM_FRAME_SLOT): New helper. (SCM_VM_FRAME_FP, SCM_VM_FRAME_SP): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/stacks.c (scm_make_stack): Record offsets from top of stack. * libguile/throw.c (catch): Adapt to scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x change. * libguile/vm-engine.c (ALLOC_FRAME, RESET_FRAME): (FRAME_LOCALS_COUNT_FROM): Adapt to stack growth change. (LOCAL_ADDRESS): Use SCM_FRAME_SLOT to get the address as the proper data type. (RETURN_ONE_VALUE, RETURN_VALUE_LIST): Adapt to stack growth change. (apply): Shuffling up the SMOB apply args can cause the stack to expand, so use ALLOC_FRAME instead of RESET_FRAME. (vm_engine): Adapt for stack growth change. * libguile/vm.c (vm_increase_sp, vm_push_sp, vm_restore_sp): Adapt to stack representation change. (scm_i_vm_cont_to_frame): Adapt to take offsets from the top. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Adapt to capture from the top. (vm_return_to_continuation_inner): Adapt for data type changes. (vm_return_to_continuation): Likewise, and instead of looping, just splat the saved arguments on with memcpy. (vm_dispatch_hook): Adapt to receive arguments in the reverse order. Adapt callers. (vm_abort): There is never a tail argument. Adapt to stack representation change. (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation) (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation_inner): Adapt to stack growth change. (allocate_stack, free_stack): Adapt to data type change. (expand_stack): Don't try to mremap(), as you can't grow a mapping from the bottom. Without knowing that there's a free mapping space right below the old stack, which there usually isn't on Linux, we have to copy. We can't use MAP_GROWSDOWN because Linux is buggy. (make_vm): Adapt to stack representation changes. (return_unused_stack_to_os): Round down instead of up, as the stack grows down. (scm_i_vm_mark_stack): Adapt to walk up the stack. (scm_i_vm_free_stack): Adapt to scm_vm changes. (vm_expand_stack_inner, reset_stack_limit, vm_expand_stack): Adapt to the stack growing down. (scm_call_n): Adapt to the stack growing down. Don't allow argv to point into the stack. * libguile/vm.h (struct scm_vm, struct scm_vm_cont): Adapt to hold the stack top and bottom.
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union scm_vm_stack_element *fp, *sp;
scm_t_uint32 *ip;
scm_i_jmp_buf *registers;
size_t i;
prompt = scm_dynstack_find_prompt (dynstack, tag,
&flags, &fp_offset, &sp_offset, &ip,
&registers);
the dynamic stack is really a stack now, instead of a list * libguile/dynstack.h: * libguile/dynstack.c: New files, implementing the dynamic stack as a true stack instead of a linked list. This lowers the cost of dynwinds: frames, winders, prompts, with-fluids, and dynamic-wind. For the most part, we allocate these items directly on the stack. * libguile/dynwinds.h: * libguile/dynwinds.c: Adapt all manipulators of the wind stack to use interfaces from dynstack.c. Remove heap-allocated winder and frame object types. (scm_dowinds, scm_i_dowinds): Remove these. The first was exported, but it was not a public interface. * libguile/continuations.c: * libguile/continuations.h (scm_t_contregs): Continuation objects reference scm_t_dynstack* values now. Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/control.c: * libguile/control.h: There is no longer a scm_tc7_prompt kind of object that can be allocated on the heap. Instead, the prompt flags, key, and registers are pushed on the dynwind stack. (The registers are still on the heap.) Also, since the vm_cont will reference the dynwinds, make the partial continuation stub take just one extra arg, instead of storing the intwinds separately in the object table. * libguile/fluids.c: * libguile/fluids.h: No more with-fluids objects; instead, the fluids go on the dynstack. The values still have to be on the heap, though. (scm_prepare_fluids, scm_swap_fluids): New internal functions, replacing scm_i_make_with_fluids and scm_i_swap_with_fluids. * libguile/print.c: Remove prompt and with-fluids printers. * libguile/tags.h: Revert prompt and with-fluids tc7 values to what they were before they were allocated. * libguile/vm-i-system.c (partial_cont_call): Just pop the vmcont, the intwinds will not be passed as a second arg. Rewind the dynamic stack from within the VM, so that any rewinder sees valid prompt entries. (call_cc, tail_call_cc): Adapt to pass the dynstack to scm_i_vm_capture_stack. (prompt, wind, unwind, wind_fluids, unwind_fluids): Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/vm.h (scm_i_capture_current_stack): Rename from scm_i_vm_capture_continuation. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Take a dynstack as an argument. * libguile/vm.c (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation): Don't wind here, as that could result in winders seeing invalid prompts. * libguile/eval.c: * libguile/root.c: * libguile/stacks.c: * libguile/threads.c: * libguile/threads.h: * libguile/throw.c: Adapt other users of dynwinds to use the dynstack.
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if (!prompt)
scm_misc_error ("abort", "Abort to unknown prompt", scm_list_1 (tag));
VM stack grows downward Adapt VM stack to grow downward. This will make native compilation look more like the VM code, as we will be able to use native CALL instructions, taking proper advantage of the return address buffer. * libguile/continuations.c (scm_i_continuation_to_frame): Record offsets from stack top. * libguile/control.c (scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x): Adapt for reversed order of arguments, and instead of relying on the abort to push on the number of arguments, make the caller save the stack depth, which allows us to compute the number of arguments ourselves. (reify_partial_continuation, scm_c_abort): Adapt to reversed stack order. * libguile/dynstack.c (scm_dynstack_wind_prompt): Since we wind the stack in a downward direction, subtract the reloc instead of adding it. * libguile/dynstack.h (SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY): Remove flag; instead rely on prompt-establishing code to save the stack depth. * libguile/eval.c (eval): Remove extraneous "volatile" declarations for variables that are not re-set between the setjmp and any longjmp. Adapt to save stack depth before instating the prompt. * libguile/foreign.c (scm_i_foreign_call): Adapt to receive arguments in reverse order. * libguile/frames.c (frame_stack_top, scm_i_frame_stack_top): Adapt to compute stack top instead of stack bottom. (scm_c_frame_closure): Adapt to stack growth change. (scm_frame_num_locals, scm_frame_local_ref, scm_frame_set_x): Use union data type to access stack. (RELOC): Reformat. (scm_c_frame_previous): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/frames.h: Adapt stack diagram to indicate that the stack grows up. (union scm_vm_stack_element): New data type used to access items on the stack. (SCM_FRAME_PREVIOUS_SP) (SCM_FRAME_RETURN_ADDRESS, SCM_FRAME_SET_RETURN_ADDRESS) (SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK, SCM_FRAME_SET_DYNAMIC_LINK) (SCM_FRAME_LOCAL, SCM_FRAME_NUM_LOCALS): Adapt to stack representation change. (SCM_FRAME_SLOT): New helper. (SCM_VM_FRAME_FP, SCM_VM_FRAME_SP): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/stacks.c (scm_make_stack): Record offsets from top of stack. * libguile/throw.c (catch): Adapt to scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x change. * libguile/vm-engine.c (ALLOC_FRAME, RESET_FRAME): (FRAME_LOCALS_COUNT_FROM): Adapt to stack growth change. (LOCAL_ADDRESS): Use SCM_FRAME_SLOT to get the address as the proper data type. (RETURN_ONE_VALUE, RETURN_VALUE_LIST): Adapt to stack growth change. (apply): Shuffling up the SMOB apply args can cause the stack to expand, so use ALLOC_FRAME instead of RESET_FRAME. (vm_engine): Adapt for stack growth change. * libguile/vm.c (vm_increase_sp, vm_push_sp, vm_restore_sp): Adapt to stack representation change. (scm_i_vm_cont_to_frame): Adapt to take offsets from the top. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Adapt to capture from the top. (vm_return_to_continuation_inner): Adapt for data type changes. (vm_return_to_continuation): Likewise, and instead of looping, just splat the saved arguments on with memcpy. (vm_dispatch_hook): Adapt to receive arguments in the reverse order. Adapt callers. (vm_abort): There is never a tail argument. Adapt to stack representation change. (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation) (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation_inner): Adapt to stack growth change. (allocate_stack, free_stack): Adapt to data type change. (expand_stack): Don't try to mremap(), as you can't grow a mapping from the bottom. Without knowing that there's a free mapping space right below the old stack, which there usually isn't on Linux, we have to copy. We can't use MAP_GROWSDOWN because Linux is buggy. (make_vm): Adapt to stack representation changes. (return_unused_stack_to_os): Round down instead of up, as the stack grows down. (scm_i_vm_mark_stack): Adapt to walk up the stack. (scm_i_vm_free_stack): Adapt to scm_vm changes. (vm_expand_stack_inner, reset_stack_limit, vm_expand_stack): Adapt to the stack growing down. (scm_call_n): Adapt to the stack growing down. Don't allow argv to point into the stack. * libguile/vm.h (struct scm_vm, struct scm_vm_cont): Adapt to hold the stack top and bottom.
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fp = vp->stack_top - fp_offset;
sp = vp->stack_top - sp_offset;
the dynamic stack is really a stack now, instead of a list * libguile/dynstack.h: * libguile/dynstack.c: New files, implementing the dynamic stack as a true stack instead of a linked list. This lowers the cost of dynwinds: frames, winders, prompts, with-fluids, and dynamic-wind. For the most part, we allocate these items directly on the stack. * libguile/dynwinds.h: * libguile/dynwinds.c: Adapt all manipulators of the wind stack to use interfaces from dynstack.c. Remove heap-allocated winder and frame object types. (scm_dowinds, scm_i_dowinds): Remove these. The first was exported, but it was not a public interface. * libguile/continuations.c: * libguile/continuations.h (scm_t_contregs): Continuation objects reference scm_t_dynstack* values now. Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/control.c: * libguile/control.h: There is no longer a scm_tc7_prompt kind of object that can be allocated on the heap. Instead, the prompt flags, key, and registers are pushed on the dynwind stack. (The registers are still on the heap.) Also, since the vm_cont will reference the dynwinds, make the partial continuation stub take just one extra arg, instead of storing the intwinds separately in the object table. * libguile/fluids.c: * libguile/fluids.h: No more with-fluids objects; instead, the fluids go on the dynstack. The values still have to be on the heap, though. (scm_prepare_fluids, scm_swap_fluids): New internal functions, replacing scm_i_make_with_fluids and scm_i_swap_with_fluids. * libguile/print.c: Remove prompt and with-fluids printers. * libguile/tags.h: Revert prompt and with-fluids tc7 values to what they were before they were allocated. * libguile/vm-i-system.c (partial_cont_call): Just pop the vmcont, the intwinds will not be passed as a second arg. Rewind the dynamic stack from within the VM, so that any rewinder sees valid prompt entries. (call_cc, tail_call_cc): Adapt to pass the dynstack to scm_i_vm_capture_stack. (prompt, wind, unwind, wind_fluids, unwind_fluids): Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/vm.h (scm_i_capture_current_stack): Rename from scm_i_vm_capture_continuation. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Take a dynstack as an argument. * libguile/vm.c (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation): Don't wind here, as that could result in winders seeing invalid prompts. * libguile/eval.c: * libguile/root.c: * libguile/stacks.c: * libguile/threads.c: * libguile/threads.h: * libguile/throw.c: Adapt other users of dynwinds to use the dynstack.
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/* Only reify if the continuation referenced in the handler. */
if (flags & SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY)
cont = SCM_BOOL_F;
else
{
scm_t_dynstack *captured;
the dynamic stack is really a stack now, instead of a list * libguile/dynstack.h: * libguile/dynstack.c: New files, implementing the dynamic stack as a true stack instead of a linked list. This lowers the cost of dynwinds: frames, winders, prompts, with-fluids, and dynamic-wind. For the most part, we allocate these items directly on the stack. * libguile/dynwinds.h: * libguile/dynwinds.c: Adapt all manipulators of the wind stack to use interfaces from dynstack.c. Remove heap-allocated winder and frame object types. (scm_dowinds, scm_i_dowinds): Remove these. The first was exported, but it was not a public interface. * libguile/continuations.c: * libguile/continuations.h (scm_t_contregs): Continuation objects reference scm_t_dynstack* values now. Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/control.c: * libguile/control.h: There is no longer a scm_tc7_prompt kind of object that can be allocated on the heap. Instead, the prompt flags, key, and registers are pushed on the dynwind stack. (The registers are still on the heap.) Also, since the vm_cont will reference the dynwinds, make the partial continuation stub take just one extra arg, instead of storing the intwinds separately in the object table. * libguile/fluids.c: * libguile/fluids.h: No more with-fluids objects; instead, the fluids go on the dynstack. The values still have to be on the heap, though. (scm_prepare_fluids, scm_swap_fluids): New internal functions, replacing scm_i_make_with_fluids and scm_i_swap_with_fluids. * libguile/print.c: Remove prompt and with-fluids printers. * libguile/tags.h: Revert prompt and with-fluids tc7 values to what they were before they were allocated. * libguile/vm-i-system.c (partial_cont_call): Just pop the vmcont, the intwinds will not be passed as a second arg. Rewind the dynamic stack from within the VM, so that any rewinder sees valid prompt entries. (call_cc, tail_call_cc): Adapt to pass the dynstack to scm_i_vm_capture_stack. (prompt, wind, unwind, wind_fluids, unwind_fluids): Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/vm.h (scm_i_capture_current_stack): Rename from scm_i_vm_capture_continuation. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Take a dynstack as an argument. * libguile/vm.c (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation): Don't wind here, as that could result in winders seeing invalid prompts. * libguile/eval.c: * libguile/root.c: * libguile/stacks.c: * libguile/threads.c: * libguile/threads.h: * libguile/throw.c: Adapt other users of dynwinds to use the dynstack.
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captured = scm_dynstack_capture (dynstack, SCM_DYNSTACK_NEXT (prompt));
cont = reify_partial_continuation (vp, fp, sp, ip, registers, captured,
current_registers);
the dynamic stack is really a stack now, instead of a list * libguile/dynstack.h: * libguile/dynstack.c: New files, implementing the dynamic stack as a true stack instead of a linked list. This lowers the cost of dynwinds: frames, winders, prompts, with-fluids, and dynamic-wind. For the most part, we allocate these items directly on the stack. * libguile/dynwinds.h: * libguile/dynwinds.c: Adapt all manipulators of the wind stack to use interfaces from dynstack.c. Remove heap-allocated winder and frame object types. (scm_dowinds, scm_i_dowinds): Remove these. The first was exported, but it was not a public interface. * libguile/continuations.c: * libguile/continuations.h (scm_t_contregs): Continuation objects reference scm_t_dynstack* values now. Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/control.c: * libguile/control.h: There is no longer a scm_tc7_prompt kind of object that can be allocated on the heap. Instead, the prompt flags, key, and registers are pushed on the dynwind stack. (The registers are still on the heap.) Also, since the vm_cont will reference the dynwinds, make the partial continuation stub take just one extra arg, instead of storing the intwinds separately in the object table. * libguile/fluids.c: * libguile/fluids.h: No more with-fluids objects; instead, the fluids go on the dynstack. The values still have to be on the heap, though. (scm_prepare_fluids, scm_swap_fluids): New internal functions, replacing scm_i_make_with_fluids and scm_i_swap_with_fluids. * libguile/print.c: Remove prompt and with-fluids printers. * libguile/tags.h: Revert prompt and with-fluids tc7 values to what they were before they were allocated. * libguile/vm-i-system.c (partial_cont_call): Just pop the vmcont, the intwinds will not be passed as a second arg. Rewind the dynamic stack from within the VM, so that any rewinder sees valid prompt entries. (call_cc, tail_call_cc): Adapt to pass the dynstack to scm_i_vm_capture_stack. (prompt, wind, unwind, wind_fluids, unwind_fluids): Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/vm.h (scm_i_capture_current_stack): Rename from scm_i_vm_capture_continuation. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Take a dynstack as an argument. * libguile/vm.c (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation): Don't wind here, as that could result in winders seeing invalid prompts. * libguile/eval.c: * libguile/root.c: * libguile/stacks.c: * libguile/threads.c: * libguile/threads.h: * libguile/throw.c: Adapt other users of dynwinds to use the dynstack.
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}
the dynamic stack is really a stack now, instead of a list * libguile/dynstack.h: * libguile/dynstack.c: New files, implementing the dynamic stack as a true stack instead of a linked list. This lowers the cost of dynwinds: frames, winders, prompts, with-fluids, and dynamic-wind. For the most part, we allocate these items directly on the stack. * libguile/dynwinds.h: * libguile/dynwinds.c: Adapt all manipulators of the wind stack to use interfaces from dynstack.c. Remove heap-allocated winder and frame object types. (scm_dowinds, scm_i_dowinds): Remove these. The first was exported, but it was not a public interface. * libguile/continuations.c: * libguile/continuations.h (scm_t_contregs): Continuation objects reference scm_t_dynstack* values now. Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/control.c: * libguile/control.h: There is no longer a scm_tc7_prompt kind of object that can be allocated on the heap. Instead, the prompt flags, key, and registers are pushed on the dynwind stack. (The registers are still on the heap.) Also, since the vm_cont will reference the dynwinds, make the partial continuation stub take just one extra arg, instead of storing the intwinds separately in the object table. * libguile/fluids.c: * libguile/fluids.h: No more with-fluids objects; instead, the fluids go on the dynstack. The values still have to be on the heap, though. (scm_prepare_fluids, scm_swap_fluids): New internal functions, replacing scm_i_make_with_fluids and scm_i_swap_with_fluids. * libguile/print.c: Remove prompt and with-fluids printers. * libguile/tags.h: Revert prompt and with-fluids tc7 values to what they were before they were allocated. * libguile/vm-i-system.c (partial_cont_call): Just pop the vmcont, the intwinds will not be passed as a second arg. Rewind the dynamic stack from within the VM, so that any rewinder sees valid prompt entries. (call_cc, tail_call_cc): Adapt to pass the dynstack to scm_i_vm_capture_stack. (prompt, wind, unwind, wind_fluids, unwind_fluids): Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/vm.h (scm_i_capture_current_stack): Rename from scm_i_vm_capture_continuation. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Take a dynstack as an argument. * libguile/vm.c (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation): Don't wind here, as that could result in winders seeing invalid prompts. * libguile/eval.c: * libguile/root.c: * libguile/stacks.c: * libguile/threads.c: * libguile/threads.h: * libguile/throw.c: Adapt other users of dynwinds to use the dynstack.
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/* Unwind. */
scm_dynstack_unwind (dynstack, prompt);
/* Restore VM regs */
vp->fp = fp;
VM stack grows downward Adapt VM stack to grow downward. This will make native compilation look more like the VM code, as we will be able to use native CALL instructions, taking proper advantage of the return address buffer. * libguile/continuations.c (scm_i_continuation_to_frame): Record offsets from stack top. * libguile/control.c (scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x): Adapt for reversed order of arguments, and instead of relying on the abort to push on the number of arguments, make the caller save the stack depth, which allows us to compute the number of arguments ourselves. (reify_partial_continuation, scm_c_abort): Adapt to reversed stack order. * libguile/dynstack.c (scm_dynstack_wind_prompt): Since we wind the stack in a downward direction, subtract the reloc instead of adding it. * libguile/dynstack.h (SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY): Remove flag; instead rely on prompt-establishing code to save the stack depth. * libguile/eval.c (eval): Remove extraneous "volatile" declarations for variables that are not re-set between the setjmp and any longjmp. Adapt to save stack depth before instating the prompt. * libguile/foreign.c (scm_i_foreign_call): Adapt to receive arguments in reverse order. * libguile/frames.c (frame_stack_top, scm_i_frame_stack_top): Adapt to compute stack top instead of stack bottom. (scm_c_frame_closure): Adapt to stack growth change. (scm_frame_num_locals, scm_frame_local_ref, scm_frame_set_x): Use union data type to access stack. (RELOC): Reformat. (scm_c_frame_previous): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/frames.h: Adapt stack diagram to indicate that the stack grows up. (union scm_vm_stack_element): New data type used to access items on the stack. (SCM_FRAME_PREVIOUS_SP) (SCM_FRAME_RETURN_ADDRESS, SCM_FRAME_SET_RETURN_ADDRESS) (SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK, SCM_FRAME_SET_DYNAMIC_LINK) (SCM_FRAME_LOCAL, SCM_FRAME_NUM_LOCALS): Adapt to stack representation change. (SCM_FRAME_SLOT): New helper. (SCM_VM_FRAME_FP, SCM_VM_FRAME_SP): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/stacks.c (scm_make_stack): Record offsets from top of stack. * libguile/throw.c (catch): Adapt to scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x change. * libguile/vm-engine.c (ALLOC_FRAME, RESET_FRAME): (FRAME_LOCALS_COUNT_FROM): Adapt to stack growth change. (LOCAL_ADDRESS): Use SCM_FRAME_SLOT to get the address as the proper data type. (RETURN_ONE_VALUE, RETURN_VALUE_LIST): Adapt to stack growth change. (apply): Shuffling up the SMOB apply args can cause the stack to expand, so use ALLOC_FRAME instead of RESET_FRAME. (vm_engine): Adapt for stack growth change. * libguile/vm.c (vm_increase_sp, vm_push_sp, vm_restore_sp): Adapt to stack representation change. (scm_i_vm_cont_to_frame): Adapt to take offsets from the top. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Adapt to capture from the top. (vm_return_to_continuation_inner): Adapt for data type changes. (vm_return_to_continuation): Likewise, and instead of looping, just splat the saved arguments on with memcpy. (vm_dispatch_hook): Adapt to receive arguments in the reverse order. Adapt callers. (vm_abort): There is never a tail argument. Adapt to stack representation change. (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation) (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation_inner): Adapt to stack growth change. (allocate_stack, free_stack): Adapt to data type change. (expand_stack): Don't try to mremap(), as you can't grow a mapping from the bottom. Without knowing that there's a free mapping space right below the old stack, which there usually isn't on Linux, we have to copy. We can't use MAP_GROWSDOWN because Linux is buggy. (make_vm): Adapt to stack representation changes. (return_unused_stack_to_os): Round down instead of up, as the stack grows down. (scm_i_vm_mark_stack): Adapt to walk up the stack. (scm_i_vm_free_stack): Adapt to scm_vm changes. (vm_expand_stack_inner, reset_stack_limit, vm_expand_stack): Adapt to the stack growing down. (scm_call_n): Adapt to the stack growing down. Don't allow argv to point into the stack. * libguile/vm.h (struct scm_vm, struct scm_vm_cont): Adapt to hold the stack top and bottom.
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vp->sp = sp - n - 1;
vp->ip = ip;
the dynamic stack is really a stack now, instead of a list * libguile/dynstack.h: * libguile/dynstack.c: New files, implementing the dynamic stack as a true stack instead of a linked list. This lowers the cost of dynwinds: frames, winders, prompts, with-fluids, and dynamic-wind. For the most part, we allocate these items directly on the stack. * libguile/dynwinds.h: * libguile/dynwinds.c: Adapt all manipulators of the wind stack to use interfaces from dynstack.c. Remove heap-allocated winder and frame object types. (scm_dowinds, scm_i_dowinds): Remove these. The first was exported, but it was not a public interface. * libguile/continuations.c: * libguile/continuations.h (scm_t_contregs): Continuation objects reference scm_t_dynstack* values now. Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/control.c: * libguile/control.h: There is no longer a scm_tc7_prompt kind of object that can be allocated on the heap. Instead, the prompt flags, key, and registers are pushed on the dynwind stack. (The registers are still on the heap.) Also, since the vm_cont will reference the dynwinds, make the partial continuation stub take just one extra arg, instead of storing the intwinds separately in the object table. * libguile/fluids.c: * libguile/fluids.h: No more with-fluids objects; instead, the fluids go on the dynstack. The values still have to be on the heap, though. (scm_prepare_fluids, scm_swap_fluids): New internal functions, replacing scm_i_make_with_fluids and scm_i_swap_with_fluids. * libguile/print.c: Remove prompt and with-fluids printers. * libguile/tags.h: Revert prompt and with-fluids tc7 values to what they were before they were allocated. * libguile/vm-i-system.c (partial_cont_call): Just pop the vmcont, the intwinds will not be passed as a second arg. Rewind the dynamic stack from within the VM, so that any rewinder sees valid prompt entries. (call_cc, tail_call_cc): Adapt to pass the dynstack to scm_i_vm_capture_stack. (prompt, wind, unwind, wind_fluids, unwind_fluids): Adapt to the new interfaces. * libguile/vm.h (scm_i_capture_current_stack): Rename from scm_i_vm_capture_continuation. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Take a dynstack as an argument. * libguile/vm.c (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation): Don't wind here, as that could result in winders seeing invalid prompts. * libguile/eval.c: * libguile/root.c: * libguile/stacks.c: * libguile/threads.c: * libguile/threads.h: * libguile/throw.c: Adapt other users of dynwinds to use the dynstack.
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/* Since we're jumping down, we should always have enough space. */
VM stack grows downward Adapt VM stack to grow downward. This will make native compilation look more like the VM code, as we will be able to use native CALL instructions, taking proper advantage of the return address buffer. * libguile/continuations.c (scm_i_continuation_to_frame): Record offsets from stack top. * libguile/control.c (scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x): Adapt for reversed order of arguments, and instead of relying on the abort to push on the number of arguments, make the caller save the stack depth, which allows us to compute the number of arguments ourselves. (reify_partial_continuation, scm_c_abort): Adapt to reversed stack order. * libguile/dynstack.c (scm_dynstack_wind_prompt): Since we wind the stack in a downward direction, subtract the reloc instead of adding it. * libguile/dynstack.h (SCM_F_DYNSTACK_PROMPT_ESCAPE_ONLY): Remove flag; instead rely on prompt-establishing code to save the stack depth. * libguile/eval.c (eval): Remove extraneous "volatile" declarations for variables that are not re-set between the setjmp and any longjmp. Adapt to save stack depth before instating the prompt. * libguile/foreign.c (scm_i_foreign_call): Adapt to receive arguments in reverse order. * libguile/frames.c (frame_stack_top, scm_i_frame_stack_top): Adapt to compute stack top instead of stack bottom. (scm_c_frame_closure): Adapt to stack growth change. (scm_frame_num_locals, scm_frame_local_ref, scm_frame_set_x): Use union data type to access stack. (RELOC): Reformat. (scm_c_frame_previous): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/frames.h: Adapt stack diagram to indicate that the stack grows up. (union scm_vm_stack_element): New data type used to access items on the stack. (SCM_FRAME_PREVIOUS_SP) (SCM_FRAME_RETURN_ADDRESS, SCM_FRAME_SET_RETURN_ADDRESS) (SCM_FRAME_DYNAMIC_LINK, SCM_FRAME_SET_DYNAMIC_LINK) (SCM_FRAME_LOCAL, SCM_FRAME_NUM_LOCALS): Adapt to stack representation change. (SCM_FRAME_SLOT): New helper. (SCM_VM_FRAME_FP, SCM_VM_FRAME_SP): Adapt to stack growth change. * libguile/stacks.c (scm_make_stack): Record offsets from top of stack. * libguile/throw.c (catch): Adapt to scm_i_prompt_pop_abort_args_x change. * libguile/vm-engine.c (ALLOC_FRAME, RESET_FRAME): (FRAME_LOCALS_COUNT_FROM): Adapt to stack growth change. (LOCAL_ADDRESS): Use SCM_FRAME_SLOT to get the address as the proper data type. (RETURN_ONE_VALUE, RETURN_VALUE_LIST): Adapt to stack growth change. (apply): Shuffling up the SMOB apply args can cause the stack to expand, so use ALLOC_FRAME instead of RESET_FRAME. (vm_engine): Adapt for stack growth change. * libguile/vm.c (vm_increase_sp, vm_push_sp, vm_restore_sp): Adapt to stack representation change. (scm_i_vm_cont_to_frame): Adapt to take offsets from the top. (scm_i_vm_capture_stack): Adapt to capture from the top. (vm_return_to_continuation_inner): Adapt for data type changes. (vm_return_to_continuation): Likewise, and instead of looping, just splat the saved arguments on with memcpy. (vm_dispatch_hook): Adapt to receive arguments in the reverse order. Adapt callers. (vm_abort): There is never a tail argument. Adapt to stack representation change. (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation) (vm_reinstate_partial_continuation_inner): Adapt to stack growth change. (allocate_stack, free_stack): Adapt to data type change. (expand_stack): Don't try to mremap(), as you can't grow a mapping from the bottom. Without knowing that there's a free mapping space right below the old stack, which there usually isn't on Linux, we have to copy. We can't use MAP_GROWSDOWN because Linux is buggy. (make_vm): Adapt to stack representation changes. (return_unused_stack_to_os): Round down instead of up, as the stack grows down. (scm_i_vm_mark_stack): Adapt to walk up the stack. (scm_i_vm_free_stack): Adapt to scm_vm changes. (vm_expand_stack_inner, reset_stack_limit, vm_expand_stack): Adapt to the stack growing down. (scm_call_n): Adapt to the stack growing down. Don't allow argv to point into the stack. * libguile/vm.h (struct scm_vm, struct scm_vm_cont): Adapt to hold the stack top and bottom.
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if (vp->sp < vp->stack_limit)
abort ();
/* Push vals */
vp->sp[n].as_scm = cont;
for (i = 0; i < n; i++)
vp->sp[n - i - 1].as_scm = argv[i];
/* Jump! */
SCM_I_LONGJMP (*registers, 1);
/* Shouldn't get here */
abort ();
}
SCM_DEFINE (scm_abort_to_prompt_star, "abort-to-prompt*", 2, 0, 0,
(SCM tag, SCM args),
"Abort to the nearest prompt with tag @var{tag}, yielding the\n"
"values in the list, @var{args}.")
#define FUNC_NAME s_scm_abort_to_prompt_star
{
SCM *argv;
size_t i;
long n;
SCM_VALIDATE_LIST_COPYLEN (SCM_ARG2, args, n);
argv = alloca (sizeof (SCM)*n);
for (i = 0; i < n; i++, args = scm_cdr (args))
argv[i] = scm_car (args);
scm_c_abort (scm_the_vm (), tag, n, argv, NULL);
abort always dispatches to VM bytecode, to detect same-invocation aborts * libguile/control.h: * libguile/control.c (scm_c_make_prompt): Take an extra arg, a cookie. Continuations will be rewindable only if the abort has the same cookie as the prompt. (scm_at_abort): Redefine from scm_abort, and instead of taking rest args, take the abort values as a list directly. Also, don't allow rewinding, because we won't support rewinding the C stack with delimited continuations. * libguile/eval.c (eval): Adapt to scm_c_make_prompt change. * libguile/vm-engine.c (vm_engine): Use vp->cookie to get a unique value corresponding to this VM invocation. * libguile/vm-i-system.c (prompt): Pass the cookie to scm_c_make_prompt. (abort): Take an additional tail arg. * libguile/vm.c (vm_abort): Parse out the abort tail arg. This is for the @abort case, or the (apply abort ...) case. (make_vm): Initialize the cookie to 0. * libguile/vm.h (struct scm_vm): Add cookie. * module/ice-9/boot-9.scm (abort): Define here as a trampoline to @abort. Needed to make sure that a call to abort dispatches to a VM opcode, so the cookie will be the same. * module/language/tree-il.scm (<tree-il>): Add a "tail" field to <abort>, for the (apply abort ...) case, or (@abort tag args). Should be #<const ()> in the normal case. Add support throughout. * module/language/tree-il/analyze.scm (analyze-lexicals): Add abort-tail support here too. * module/language/tree-il/compile-glil.scm (flatten): Compile the tail argument appropriately. * module/language/tree-il/primitives.scm (*primitive-expand-table*): Fix @abort and abort cases to pass the tail arg to make-abort.
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/* Oh, what, you're still here? The abort must have been reinstated. Actually,
that's quite impossible, given that we're already in C-land here, so...
abort! */
abort ();
}
#undef FUNC_NAME
static SCM
scm_suspendable_continuation_p (SCM tag)
{
scm_t_dynstack_prompt_flags flags;
scm_i_thread *thread = SCM_I_CURRENT_THREAD;
scm_i_jmp_buf *registers;
if (scm_dynstack_find_prompt (&thread->dynstack, tag, &flags,
NULL, NULL, NULL, &registers))
return scm_from_bool (registers == thread->vp->resumable_prompt_cookie);
return SCM_BOOL_F;
}
static void
scm_init_ice_9_control (void *unused)
{
scm_c_define_gsubr ("suspendable-continuation?", 1, 0, 0,
scm_suspendable_continuation_p);
}
void
scm_init_control (void)
{
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#include "libguile/control.x"
scm_c_register_extension ("libguile-" SCM_EFFECTIVE_VERSION,
"scm_init_ice_9_control", scm_init_ice_9_control,
NULL);
}
/*
Local Variables:
c-file-style: "gnu"
End:
*/