experiment with allocating regs on stack in interp

+ Avoids having to lug around an execution context, arguably simplified
  things but now there's no real way to detect when we run out memory
  for regs.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 15 deletions

diff --git a/include/ejit/ejit.h b/include/ejit/ejit.h
index 4ab2bbc..48c4dda 100644
--- a/include/ejit/ejit.h
+++ b/include/ejit/ejit.h
@@ -223,21 +223,6 @@ double ejit_run_func_d(struct ejit_func *f, size_t argc,
 
 struct ejit_arg ejit_run_func(struct ejit_func *f, size_t argc, struct ejit_arg args[argc]);
 
-
-/* currently unused, the idea is that an escape could get the interpreter state
- * and pass it on to speed up entering/exiting the VM, could be useful for more
- * dynamic languages */
-struct interp_state;
-
-long ejit_run_func_ctx_i(struct ejit_func *f, size_t argc, struct ejit_arg args[argc], struct interp_state *ctx);
-
-int64_t ejit_run_func_ctx_l(struct ejit_func *f, size_t argc, struct ejit_arg args[argc], struct interp_state *ctx);
-
-float ejit_run_func_ctx_f(struct ejit_func *f, size_t argc, struct ejit_arg args[argc], struct interp_state *ctx);
-
-double ejit_run_func_ctx_d(struct ejit_func *f, size_t argc, struct ejit_arg args[argc], struct interp_state *ctx);
-
-
 void ejit_destroy_func(struct ejit_func *s);
 
 #define EJIT_GPR(x) ((struct ejit_gpr){.r = (x)})