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I was confused about the behavior of root-trace link, what's the different between link "return" and link self(loop or recursion):
local function f1(v) if v == 0 then return end f1(v - 1) end f1(109)
with log:
[TRACE 1 t1.lua:1 return]
and
local function f1(v) if v == 0 then return end f1(v - 1) end f1(112)
[TRACE 1 t1.lua:1 up-recursion]
And what does link in root-trace actually do?
In trace_abort(), the condition of calling penalty_pc():
trace_abort()
penalty_pc()
if (J->parent == 0 && !bc_isret(bc_op(J->cur.startins)))
means first root trace and not in tail-recursion? and the inner condition:
if (J->exitno == 0)
what does this condition actually mean?
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I was confused about the behavior of root-trace link, what's the different between link "return" and link self(loop or recursion):
with log:
and
with log:
And what does link in root-trace actually do?
In
trace_abort()
, the condition of callingpenalty_pc()
:means first root trace and not in tail-recursion? and the inner condition:
what does this condition actually mean?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: