64 lines
1.6 KiB
Ruby
64 lines
1.6 KiB
Ruby
#
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#
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# In rubyx everything truely is an object. (most smalltalk/ruby systems use a union
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# for integers/pointers that are called objects, but are really very different)
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#
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# Objects have type as their first member. No exception.
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#
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# So where is the data? In DataObjects. DataObjects are opague carriers of data.
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# Opague to rubyx that is. There is no way to get at it or pass the data around.
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#
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# To use Data, Risc instructions have to be used. Luckily there is not soo much one
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# actually wants to do with data, moving it between DataObject , comparing and
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# logical and math operation that are bundled into the OperatorInstruction.
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#
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# For safe access the access code needs to know the length of the data, which is
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# encoded in the class/type name. Ie An Integer derives from Data2, which is 2 long
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# (minus one for the type, so exactly the one word for the integer)
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#
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# DataObjects still have a type, and so can have objects before the data starts
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#
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# A marker class
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module Parfait
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class DataObject < Object
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def initialize
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@memory = []
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end
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def data_length
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raise "called #{self}"
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end
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def data_start
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return type.length
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end
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# 1 -based index
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def get_internal_word(index)
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@memory[index]
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end
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# 1 -based index
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def set_internal_word(index , value)
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raise "Word[#{index}] = nil" if( value.nil? )
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@memory[index] = value
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value
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end
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end
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class Data2 < DataObject
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def data_length
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1
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end
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end
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class Data8 < DataObject
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def data_length
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7
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end
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end
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class Data16 < DataObject
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def data_length
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15
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end
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end
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end
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