Re: [Dotgnu-libjit] Declaring temporary array

[Kirill Kononenko]

On 2 March 2010 03:16, Shasank Chavan <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi.  I'm really new to libjit, so this question is likely to be one you've
> seen before (although I could not find it in your archives).  I'd like to
> create a temporary array from the stack (not heap) using libjit.  I noticed
> that the only types of values that can be created are standard types (ints,
> bytes, etc) and structs/unions.  Would I need to create an array using
> structs, where all the fields required in the array are the same type?  That
> doesn't seem right, so I suspect I have it wrong.  I would appreciate your
> help on declaring this array off the stack - my alternative would be to pass
> in a "temp array' into the function I'm building so references can be made
> into it.



>
> Also, a few other questions:
>
> 1. It seems like the max optimization level supported in libjit is 0.
> Perhaps I don't have the latest version?

Yes, the 0 level is the default one in the libjit. The
libjit-linear-scan has more levels of optimization.



> 2. Any work going on in supportin ia64 code generation?

I don't think so.

>
> Thanks.
>
> - Shasank
>
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Regards,
Kirill