1. Euphoria ILs and GUI Libraries
- Posted by Vinoba Nov 12, 2010
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Euphoria allows IL - in fact you can compile it to IL (Intermmediate Language). I think I even saw documentation of these IL numbers. Does the same thing occur or, in other words, can one get ILs of the different functions in the Windows library and/or wxEuphoria library?
Is there any documentation about this?
Thanks in advance.
2. Re: Euphoria ILs and GUI Libraries
- Posted by mattlewis (admin) Nov 12, 2010
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Euphoria allows IL - in fact you can compile it to IL (Intermmediate Language). I think I even saw documentation of these IL numbers. Does the same thing occur or, in other words, can one get ILs of the different functions in the Windows library and/or wxEuphoria library?
Is there any documentation about this?
There is an IL "disassembly" tool included with euphoria. Take a look at man:dis. You can examine the IL of any euphoria program. It's been incredibly useful while developing euphoria, and can help you understand how euphoria works on a lower level.
Matt
3. Re: Euphoria ILs and GUI Libraries
- Posted by Vinoba Nov 12, 2010
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..... can one get ILs of the different functions in the Windows library and/or wxEuphoria library?
Is there any documentation about this?
There is an IL "disassembly" tool included with euphoria. Take a look at man:dis. You can examine the IL of any euphoria program. It's been incredibly useful while developing euphoria, and can help you understand how euphoria works on a lower level.
Matt: Thanks for reponding. I know of the ILs within Eupohria, e.g. greater than function has a IL number associated with it. What I want to know is the same availability in the GUI libraries e.g. create a button - that function of creating a button - does have a IL number associated with it?
4. Re: Euphoria ILs and GUI Libraries
- Posted by mattlewis (admin) Nov 13, 2010
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Matt: Thanks for reponding. I know of the ILs within Eupohria, e.g. greater than function has a IL number associated with it. What I want to know is the same availability in the GUI libraries e.g. create a button - that function of creating a button - does have a IL number associated with it?
User defined routines don't have their own IL op assigned. They are called via the PROC or FUNC op, along with a pointer to the routine and its arguments.
Matt
