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jacobly
I'm now seeing the same 0.1 second speedups in i0jhl that I saw in i0j8x.
Edit: Also all the tests are the same speed or faster than hykpg. |
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10 Dec 2017, 20:08 |
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jacobly
In commit 24c8171d7f the variable clearing at the top of assembly_init was optimized, but unfortunately, it now also clears the trace_mode variable that is stored to immediately before. Additionally, at least on linux and libc, the variables in fasmg.asm are out of alignment again.
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02 Sep 2020, 04:59 |
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Tomasz Grysztar
jacobly wrote: Additionally, at least on linux and libc, the variables in fasmg.asm are out of alignment again. |
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02 Sep 2020, 08:10 |
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jacobly
If I have code like this:
Code: path = '/does/not/exist' include path Which outputs an error like this: Code: flat assembler version g.j1gh source_file_not_found.asm [2]: include path Processed: include path Error: source file not found. It would be helpful if the error message contained the non-existing path, which would normally be a literal in the processed line, but if a variable is used it is hard to tell what file wasn't found. |
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21 Sep 2020, 13:13 |
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Tomasz Grysztar
jacobly wrote: It would be helpful if the error message contained the non-existing path, which would normally be a literal in the processed line, but if a variable is used it is hard to tell what file wasn't found. |
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22 Sep 2020, 17:13 |
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