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example program

im trying to make a gc using this tool, but can't seem to get wailking the stack right. An example program would be great for this. I already looked at the test folder but it did not help me enough.

If this is out of scope of this project please ignore.

Asking the difference between the statepoint and safepoint

Hi @kavon,

First of all, I need to thank you for this great job.

I have started on working GC related things and currently I am trying to understand the LLVM GC framework support. When I read the LLVM docs pointed in readme, I found two terms statepoint and safepoint. Could you please explain me the difference between these two?

C++ support

The header needs a compound linkage specification (extern "C" {..}) wrapped around it.

Non-indirect locations end up as bogus stack frame offsets.

Sometimes, LLVM will re-materialize GC root that it has proven to be a constant (that is obviously not a pointer) instead of saving it to the stack frame. Thus, the "relocation" entry in the emitted stackmap data is a Constant and not an Indirect, which is a frame location:

LBB42_43:                               ## %else_cfgE935_1391E
	movq	%r8, 8(%rsp)
	movq	%r14, 16(%rsp)
	movl	$1, %edi                   # <<< this is a root
	movl	$1, %eax
	movl	$1, %r10d
	movq	%r8, %r12
	callq	_lp_cfgE30B_FD42
Ltmp153:
	movl	$1, %edi                      # <<< this is a root rematerialized.
	movq	8(%rsp), %r10
	movq	16(%rsp), %rcx
	jmp	LBB42_11

Of course, our hash table generator does not expect such things, and just puts a bogus offset in the table instead of crashing the program or warning.

	** frame #1**
		return address: 0x1000091ED
		frame size: 56
		num live ptrs: 3
		ptr slot #0 { kind: base ptr, frame offset: 123456789 }
		ptr slot #1 { kind: base ptr, frame offset: 16 }
		ptr slot #2 { kind: base ptr, frame offset: 8 }

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