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enable creating invalid programs #147
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crates/polkavm-common/src/writer.rs
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if let InstructionOrBytes::Instruction(inst) = instruction { | ||
if inst.opcode().starts_new_basic_block() { | ||
basic_block_to_instruction_index.push(nth_instruction + 1); | ||
} |
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@koute This will pose a problem, if we ever would like to add a label to the instruction when writing a program in assembler, as load_imm_and_jump
is actually starting a new block but will not be taken into consideration when it is provided as bytes
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Hm, okay, good point. In that case maybe we could add a flag to the raw bytes to specify whether it's supposed to start a new basic block?
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Hm, yes. I will try it out and report back.
} else if let Some(offset) = parse_imm(line) { | ||
emit_and_continue!(MaybeInstruction::LoadImmAndJump(dst, value, TargetKind::Offset(offset))); |
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This should enforce that there's either a +
or a -
there at the start. (To make it explicit that this is supposed to be a relative offset, and not an absolute one like if a label is used.)
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Ah, got it now. Will make the parsing more strict.
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