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Skgland
2026-01-10 17:53:19 +01:00
committed by Bennet Bleßmann
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@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ last argument. Easy fix...
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When allocating a new choice or environment frame on the stack, one
should use CP (the continuation pointer) insteads of E+1 (the stored
should use CP (the continuation pointer) instead of E+1 (the stored
continuation pointer) to find out the number of Y variables to preserve
in the previous environment frame. This is because the continuation
pointer is stored on the stack only if an ALLOCATE instruction is used
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ re-loaded. The correct code is:
There is a more subtle related bug that usually doesn't matter very
much: both cut and neck_cut should also reset HB. If they do not,
some uneccessary trailing will occur. This normally doesnt matter
some unnecessary trailing will occur. This normally doesnt matter
too much (aside from a small performance penalty), but it does turn
out to be a problem if you try to implement Older and Rummel's incremental
garbage collection algorithm, because you end up with dangling trail