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Author: kjs
Date: Sat Sep 29 07:05:59 2007
New Revision: 21651
Modified:
trunk/languages/PIR/docs/PROPOSALS
Log:
languages/PIR:
* remove accepted proposals from file PROPOSALS
Modified: trunk/languages/PIR/docs/PROPOSALS
==============================================================================
--- trunk/languages/PIR/docs/PROPOSALS (original)
+++ trunk/languages/PIR/docs/PROPOSALS Sat Sep 29 07:05:59 2007
@@ -27,30 +27,8 @@
Proposal: remove them.
-2. The optional comma between sub pragmas.
- Sub definitions allow for pragmas after the sub id, like so:
-
- .sub main :main :load :init
- .end
-
- However, the pragmas *may* be separated by a comma, like so:
-
- .sub main :main, :load, :init
- .end
-
- Proposal: remove the optional comma from the grammar. Parameter
- flags are not separated by commas neither, so it would look more
- consistent. An optional comma is kinda strange; either demand it,
- or not.
-
-3. :postcomp and :immediate
-
- According to the documentation, both flags indicate the same
- behaviour. This is both unnecessary and unclear to new users.
- Proposal: deprecate one of these flags and remove it afterwards.
-
-4. Macro parameter list.
+2. Macro parameter list.
Macro definitions may have parameters. However, if they don't take
parameters, the parentheses are optional. So either of these examples
@@ -75,24 +53,7 @@
uniform than having both forms in the PIR source code.
-5. .pcc_sub vs .sub
-
- What's the difference? Are both directives needed? Are there clear
- advantages to have both?
-
- Proposal: remove '.pcc_sub', and stick to '.sub'
-
-6. Disallow .pcc_begin_yield + .pcc_end_return
-
- Currently, IMCC allows:
-
- .pcc_begin_yield
- .return 1
- .pcc_end_return
-
- It would be more consistent to demand '.pcc_begin_yield' to match
'.pcc_end_yield'.
-
-7. Change #line into .line
+4. Change #line into .line
IMHO, it would be nicer to have the #line directive spelled as
".line". This way,
it's more clear it's not a comment but rather a directive saying to
the assembler
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