Re: [Oopic-compiler-devel] Reverse-engineering the OOpicMK compiler--preliminary

[D. D. M. <dd...@mc...>]

> I'd expect the same object opcodes in all syntax styles.

It is with the official syntax variations.

The OOpic internally is just stack processor, and it seems that all objects,
variables, and results of scripting is just streamed onto the stack, and the
execution pops the byte-code and its arguments, runs the firmware bit
related to the byte-code, and then pushes a result back to the stack.

But you probably already knew that.


> I wonder if the codes are identical across all target hardware types.

It seems so. The differences in hardware seem to be additional
byte-codes/firmware capability as the OOpic revision 'increases'.


Daniel