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$ ./translate_subx init.linux 0*.subx && ./a.elf test
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Typo in stats: use the same measures as in previous lines.
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Maybe not quite. One final issue: length is denominated in bytes, which
is abstraction-busting and all, but dashed inconvenient.
Unfortunately x86 doesn't have a divide instruction that takes an immediate
:( So I'm not sure how to transparently perform the division without needing
some extra register.
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It was premature to say user-defined record types and array types were
done.
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Rather surprisingly, all the treeshake tooling is done in just about 2
hours of work. From now on it'll be easier to update stats.txt. Observations:
a) Binaries are tiny compared to conventional stacks. Tens of KB.
b) ~80% of binaries are tests and unused libraries in all my apps.
c) ~75% of LoC in SubX sources are tests or comments.
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