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pub enum Instruction {

Show 72 variants    Move(Reg, Reg),
    MoveConst(Reg, ConstPos),
    MoveImmF(Reg, HFloat),
    MoveRange(Reg, Reg, TypeSize),
    Call(Reg, u8, TypeSize),
    CallCls(Reg, u8, TypeSize),
    CallExtFun(Reg, u8, TypeSize),
    Closure(Reg, Reg),
    Close(Reg),
    MakeHeapClosure(Reg, Reg, TypeSize),
    CloseHeapClosure(Reg),
    CloneHeap(Reg),
    CallIndirect(Reg, u8, TypeSize),
    BoxAlloc(Reg, Reg, TypeSize),
    BoxLoad(Reg, Reg, TypeSize),
    BoxClone(Reg),
    BoxRelease(Reg),
    BoxStore(Reg, Reg, TypeSize),
    CloneUserSum(Reg, TypeSize, TypeTableIndex),
    ReleaseUserSum(Reg, TypeSize, TypeTableIndex),
    GetUpValue(Reg, Reg, TypeSize),
    SetUpValue(Reg, Reg, TypeSize),
    GetGlobal(Reg, GlobalPos, TypeSize),
    SetGlobal(GlobalPos, Reg, TypeSize),
    GetState(Reg, TypeSize),
    SetState(Reg, TypeSize),
    PushStatePos(StateOffset),
    PopStatePos(StateOffset),
    Return0,
    Return(Reg, TypeSize),
    Delay(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    Mem(Reg, Reg),
    Jmp(Offset),
    JmpIfNeg(Reg, Offset),
    JmpTable(Reg, u8),
    AddF(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    SubF(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    MulF(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    DivF(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    ModF(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    NegF(Reg, Reg),
    AbsF(Reg, Reg),
    SqrtF(Reg, Reg),
    SinF(Reg, Reg),
    CosF(Reg, Reg),
    PowF(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    LogF(Reg, Reg),
    AddI(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    SubI(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    MulI(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    DivI(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    ModI(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    NegI(Reg, Reg),
    AbsI(Reg, Reg),
    PowI(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    LogI(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    Not(Reg, Reg),
    Eq(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    Ne(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    Gt(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    Ge(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    Lt(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    Le(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    And(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    Or(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    CastFtoI(Reg, Reg),
    CastItoF(Reg, Reg),
    CastItoB(Reg, Reg),
    AllocArray(Reg, Reg, TypeSize),
    GetArrayElem(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    SetArrayElem(Reg, Reg, Reg),
    Dummy,

}
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Instructions for bytecode. Currently, each instructon has the 64 bit size(Tag, up to 3 bytes arguments.)

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Move(Reg, Reg)

Move Single Value, Destination, Source

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MoveConst(Reg, ConstPos)

Load Single Value from Constants. Destination, Source

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MoveImmF(Reg, HFloat)

Load Immediate float from half precision. Destination, Value

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MoveRange(Reg, Reg, TypeSize)

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Call(Reg, u8, TypeSize)

Call to internal function Function Address,Nargs,Word Size of Return Value

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CallCls(Reg, u8, TypeSize)

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CallExtFun(Reg, u8, TypeSize)

Call external rust functions or closure, Currently, The execution branches into the invocation of a raw function item(function pointer), or Rust Closure depending on the information on the VM. Previously there was another operation CallExtCls for Rust Closure Invocation separately but keeping distinction between raw function pointer and closure at the type checking and program generation stage, makes compiler’s design complex thus it was removed. The distincion may also be resolved statically at linking time. Function Address,Nargs,Nret

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Closure(Reg, Reg)

Create new closure. Destination, index of inner function prototype in global function table.

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Close(Reg)

register of the closure to be closed. other local closures will be released with this instruction.

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MakeHeapClosure(Reg, Reg, TypeSize)

Create a closure on the heap. Destination, Function Index, Closure Size The closure data is allocated on the heap and a HeapIdx is stored in the destination register.

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CloseHeapClosure(Reg)

Close upvalues of a heap-based closure. Address Register (HeapIdx)

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CloneHeap(Reg)

Increment reference count of a heap object and register it for release at scope exit. Used for call-by-value cloning of heap-allocated closures.

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CallIndirect(Reg, u8, TypeSize)

Call a closure indirectly through heap storage. Function register (HeapIdx), nargs, nret

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BoxAlloc(Reg, Reg, TypeSize)

Box a value by allocating it on the heap. BoxAlloc(destination_for_HeapIdx, source_value, inner_word_size) Allocates a heap object of inner_word_size, copies from source, stores HeapIdx in destination.

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BoxLoad(Reg, Reg, TypeSize)

Unbox a heap-allocated value by loading from heap. BoxLoad(destination, source_HeapIdx, inner_word_size) Reads inner_word_size words from heap and stores to destination registers.

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BoxClone(Reg)

Increment the reference count of a boxed heap object. BoxClone(heap_ptr_reg)

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BoxRelease(Reg)

Decrement the reference count of a boxed heap object and free if count reaches 0. BoxRelease(heap_ptr_reg)

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BoxStore(Reg, Reg, TypeSize)

Write a value into an already-allocated heap object (destructive update). BoxStore(heap_ptr_reg, src_reg, inner_word_size)

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CloneUserSum(Reg, TypeSize, TypeTableIndex)

Clone all boxed references within a UserSum value. CloneUserSum(value_reg, value_size, type_table_index) The type_table_index is used to look up TypeNodeId from Program.type_table.

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ReleaseUserSum(Reg, TypeSize, TypeTableIndex)

Release all boxed references within a UserSum value. ReleaseUserSum(value_reg, value_size, type_table_index) The type_table_index is used to look up TypeNodeId from Program.type_table.

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GetUpValue(Reg, Reg, TypeSize)

destination,source, size

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SetUpValue(Reg, Reg, TypeSize)

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GetGlobal(Reg, GlobalPos, TypeSize)

destination,source

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SetGlobal(GlobalPos, Reg, TypeSize)

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GetState(Reg, TypeSize)

Call internal state over time, destination,source

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SetState(Reg, TypeSize)

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PushStatePos(StateOffset)

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PopStatePos(StateOffset)

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Return0

Return from current function without return value.

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Return(Reg, TypeSize)

value start position, Nrets

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Delay(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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Mem(Reg, Reg)

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Jmp(Offset)

jump to instruction over the offset.

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JmpIfNeg(Reg, Offset)

jump to instruction over the offset if the value in the first argument was negative.

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JmpTable(Reg, u8)

Jump table for switch/match expressions. (scrutinee_reg, table_index) Looks up the scrutinee value in the jump table and jumps to the corresponding offset. If not found, jumps to the default offset stored in the jump table.

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AddF(Reg, Reg, Reg)

Primitive Operations. Destination, Src1, Src2

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SubF(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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MulF(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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DivF(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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ModF(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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NegF(Reg, Reg)

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AbsF(Reg, Reg)

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SqrtF(Reg, Reg)

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SinF(Reg, Reg)

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CosF(Reg, Reg)

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PowF(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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LogF(Reg, Reg)

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AddI(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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SubI(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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MulI(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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DivI(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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ModI(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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NegI(Reg, Reg)

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AbsI(Reg, Reg)

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PowI(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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LogI(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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Not(Reg, Reg)

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Eq(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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Ne(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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Gt(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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Ge(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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Lt(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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Le(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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And(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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Or(Reg, Reg, Reg)

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CastFtoI(Reg, Reg)

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CastItoF(Reg, Reg)

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CastItoB(Reg, Reg)

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AllocArray(Reg, Reg, TypeSize)

Allocate new array in the heap. Destination, size of array, type size of each element

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GetArrayElem(Reg, Reg, Reg)

Get array element: destination, array, index

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SetArrayElem(Reg, Reg, Reg)

Set array element. Because the array is immutable, this instruction is mostly used for initialization. array, index, value.

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Dummy

Dummy instruction for testing

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impl Clone for Instruction

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fn clone(&self) -> Instruction

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for Instruction

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Display for Instruction

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl PartialEq for Instruction

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fn eq(&self, other: &Instruction) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl Copy for Instruction

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impl StructuralPartialEq for Instruction

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impl<T, U> TryInto<U> for T
where U: TryFrom<T>,

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type Error = <U as TryFrom<T>>::Error

The type returned in the event of a conversion error.
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fn try_into(self) -> Result<U, <U as TryFrom<T>>::Error>

Performs the conversion.
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impl<T> OrderedSeq<'_, T> for T
where T: Clone,