Kernel/lib/asm.pl

57 %	A single instruction is a term whose functor specifies the instruction
58 %	and whose arguments are the instruction operands, e.g.
90 %               <try refs>         switches for try_parallel instruction
138 	desc:html("   Assembles the WAM instruction WAMCode into the current ECLiPSe session
140    each element representing one WAM instruction. The format of the WAMCode
164 	desc:html("   Assembles the WAM instruction WAMCode into the current ECLiPSe session
167    instruction. The format of the WAMCode is the same as that generated by
196    representing one WAM instruction. The format of the WAMCode is the same
235    element representing one WAM instruction. The format of the WAMCode is
321    instruction names are printed in a more human oriented form (rather than
350    instruction names are printed in a more human oriented form (rather than
409          WAM      is the symbolic WAM form of the instruction
410          OpCode   is the instruction's Op-code
412                   instruction, in the order in which they are stored in memory.
446                          instruction is `hidden'.
937 %      The CodeList for a predicate consists of two parts: the instruction
938 %      part, followed by the data part. The instruction part contains the
1032 	;   printf(error, "%w instruction not recognised.%n", [Instr]),
1039 % asm psuedo instruction, do not add Opc to list
1065                 of the instruction list
1272 	printf(error, "comment instruction not supported for asm/3"),
1499    IStart:    the offset to the start of the current WAM instruction
1501               the offset in words from the base of the current WAM instruction.
1521 	    printf(error, "Unrecognised opcode (%w) or invalid instruction arguments.%n", [OpCode]),
1529    disassembles the arguments of a WAM instruction:
1531    ArgTypes:     types of remaining args in WAM instruction
1535    WordListOut: remaining memory list after current instruction has been
1540    PosOut:      will contain the offset at the end of current instruction
1666 % `hidden' instruction
1700    StartList: current tail of start positions of each WAM instruction.
1701               head is start for current WAM instruction
1715         ; printf(error, "Label not at instruction boundary: %w%n", [Instr]),
1797 % instruction. Currently only range tables have extra entries for the
1857 	    printf(error, "Unrecognised instruction %w.%n", [I]),