ejit - Hybrid JIT/bytecode built on top of Lightening

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2025-03-14	protect jit pages	Kimplul

2025-03-14	start supporting 32bit arches	Kimplul

2025-03-13	improve register allocation	Kimplul
	+ Still linear, but orders regs by some kind of priority + Use all registers available, not just callee-save
2025-03-07	make code a bit more robust	Kimplul
	+ Should be more difficult to make mistakes in the future, ejit can now automatically keep track of how many register slots are used and if 64 bit mode is required. Slight runtime overhead, but not too bad.
2024-07-14	add relative args	Kimplul

2024-07-14	jit tests pass (kind of) on x86_64	Kimplul

2024-07-14	add float + double instead of just double	Kimplul

2024-07-13	implement some more jit instructions	Kimplul

2024-07-13	bytecode tests pass	Kimplul

2024-06-30	work through loads and stores	Kimplul

2024-06-30	continue working through test cases	Kimplul
	+ Remove overflow and more complicated floating point tests for now
2024-06-29	work through branching instructions	Kimplul

2024-06-29	continue working through bytecode ops	Kimplul

2024-06-29	add flag for using 64 bit values on 32 machines	Kimplul
	+ JIT backends needs to still trigger an assertion if we detect that the user lied
2024-06-29	clear up some semantics	Kimplul

2024-06-29	start adding tests	Kimplul

2024-06-28	implement enough for fibonacci	Kimplul

2024-06-26	allow toggling between jit and bytecode	Kimplul

2024-06-26	enough functionality to implement posthaste	Kimplul

2024-06-25	fix some names	Kimplul
	+ Will have to actually implement them at some point as well
2024-06-25	move branches to have the dest in r0	Kimplul

2024-06-23	initial interpeter testing	Kimplul