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| From | mhx@iae.nl (Marcel Hendrix) |
| Subject | Re: uninitialized and implicitly initialized locals (was: More ranting) |
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| Date | Sun, 12 Oct 2014 11:18:57 +0200 |
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Bernd Paysan <bernd.paysan@gmx.de> writes Re: uninitialized and implicitly initialized locals (was: More ranting) > BTW: I know you have made the design decision of using rsp as data stack, > and rbp as return stack. The consequence is that you can't use call, but > you have to push return addresses pretty much manually on the return stack. Actually no, iForth uses <call> if you instruct it to do so by inverting this entry in iForth.prf: [DEFINED] XCALL-used@ [IF] TRUE XCALL-used! ( jmp imm | call ) [THEN] E.g. FORTH> TRUE XCALL-used! ok FORTH> : (test) params| a b c | a b + c ; : test 1 2 3 (test) . . ; ok FORTH> see test Flags: ANSI $01220A80 : test $01220A8A push 3 b# $01220A8C push 3 b# $01220A8E lea rbp, [rbp -8 +] qword $01220A92 mov [rbp 0 +] qword, $01220A9F d# $01220A9A jmp .+10 ( $0113A97A ) offset NEAR $01220A9F jmp .+10 ( $0113A97A ) offset NEAR $01220AA4 ; FORTH> FALSE XCALL-used! ok FORTH> : (test) params| a b c | a b + c ; : test 1 2 3 (test) . . ; Redefining (test) Redefining test ok FORTH> see test Flags: ANSI $01220B40 : test $01220B4A push 3 b# $01220B4C push 3 b# $01220B4E call . ( $0113A970 ) offset NEAR $01220B53 jmp .+10 ( $0113A97A ) offset NEAR $01220B58 ; You may note that all iForth non-inlined words have a standard prologue than can be skipped. > That comes at a cost: the CPU actually has an internal return stack used to > predict rets (to a limited level of call depth, which is probably enough for > Forth to work almost perfectly). The costs of using something other than > esp as data stack comes at a cost, too - you can't do push/pop. The way > push/pop are implemented now probably means just more code space used, but > no performance degradation if you do it manually - actually, IIRC, the > Pentium was the last x86 CPU which could do two pushs or pops in one cycle; > starting with the Pentium Pro, there's a sp update register dependency which > prevents the CPU to do more than one push/pop per cycle, while you certainly > can do more than one of those moves with offset per cycle (as long as you > merge all stack pointer updates to the start/end of one basic block). This is the theory, and I looked into that a long time ago. At that time, in practice, push and pop proved to be slow no matter what I did. TRUE XCALL-used! is better than FALSE XCALL-used!. One possible explanation might be that the internal return stack looked at ALL rsp-related operations (not just calls). At the time, I thought having 16 registers would minimize the number of push/pops to a very low number and that therefore the effect, if it existed at all, would not be noticeable. Maybe I should do these benchmarks again. Experiments with mxforth (oh my, how long ago that is) indicated that having rbp for the datastack is MUCH better than rsp. Also, caching the top of the (rbp) data stack in a register is much better than letting the compiler allocate it, especially if I want to win a particular standard (recursive) benchmark. > Have you done some calculation on the tradeoffs? I'm pretty sure I would go > for rsp as return stack, and rbp or some other easily used pointer register > as data stack, even though then push/pop sequences are out of question. But > that's because Intel has stopped making them run real fast a long time ago. At the time I wanted to make it possible that a C function could call Forth directly. Changing rbp<->rsp is on my list of things to do. (It is a long list and at the moment I much prefer using Forth over 'improving' it). -marcel
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Re: uninitialized and implicitly initialized locals (was: More ranting) Bernd Paysan <bernd.paysan@gmx.de> - 2014-10-07 22:15 +0200
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