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↓ 579 callersFunctionaoStrCatFmt

For the happy path of strings this is very fast */

src/aostr.c:709

↓ 567 callersFunctionaoStrCatPrintf

src/aostr.c:569

↓ 497 callersFunctionput_byte

src/asm/asm_enc.c:33

↓ 325 callersFunctiontest_asm_enc

src/asm/test-helper.c:53

↓ 217 callersFunctioncheck_one

Encode whatever `emit_fn(e)` puts down, then disassemble the first * 4-byte word and compare against `want`. The encoder is given a fresh * AsmEnc;

src/asm/test_dis_arm64.c:27

↓ 208 callersFunctionasm_err_at

src/asm/asm_enc.c:27

↓ 120 callersFunctionirBlockAddInstr

↓ 119 callersFunctioncctrlRaiseException

src/cctrl.c:913

↓ 118 callersFunctiontokenPunctIs

Is the lexeme both of type TK_PUNCT and does 'ch' match */

src/lexer.c:329

↓ 105 callersFunctionencode

Encode by calling `emit_fn` then read back the first word from enc. */

src/asm/test_dis_arm64.c:46

↓ 103 callersFunctionput_word

src/asm/asm_enc.c:59

↓ 102 callersFunctionasm_is_reg

src/asm/asm_enc.c:87

↓ 95 callersFunctioncctrlTokenGet

src/cctrl.c:496

↓ 95 callersFunctionirValueByteSize

src/ir-types.c:883

↓ 94 callersFunctionaoStrPutChar

src/aostr.c:214

↓ 91 callersFunctionaarch64_reg_num

Translate an A64 register operand to its 0..31 hardware number. */

src/asm/enc_arm64.c:1776

↓ 89 callersFunctionirInstrNew

src/ir-types.c:778

↓ 87 callersFunctionirIsFloat

src/ir-types.c:204

↓ 84 callersFunctionirTmp

src/ir-types.c:761

↓ 83 callersFunctionaoStrRelease

src/aostr.c:152

↓ 82 callersFunctionaoStrNew

src/aostr.c:148

↓ 81 callersFunctionmodrm

src/asm/enc_x86_64.c:32

↓ 80 callersFunctionmapAdd

src/containers.c:981

↓ 73 callersFunctioncctrlTokenPeek

src/cctrl.c:474

↓ 71 callersFunctionreg_name

Print a GPR. For most instructions a register number of 31 means * "the zero register"; for a small number of instructions it means * SP/WSP. The ca

src/asm/dis_arm64.c:27

↓ 68 callersFunctionlistAppend

↓ 61 callersFunctioncheck

src/asm/test_dis_x86_64.c:19

↓ 60 callersFunctioncctrlTokenExpect

assert the token we are currently pointing at is a TK_PUNCT and the 'i64' * matches 'expected'. Then consume this token else throw an error */

src/cctrl.c:1029

↓ 58 callersFunctionasm_lex_consume

src/asm/asm.c:381

↓ 58 callersFunctionvecPush

src/containers.c:107

↓ 55 callersFunctionasm_lex_peek_tok

One-token lookahead. */

src/asm/asm.c:371

↓ 53 callersFunctionasmExpression

↓ 53 callersFunctioncctrlTokenRewind

src/cctrl.c:489

↓ 52 callersFunctionmprintf

Allocating printf */

src/aostr.c:559

↓ 51 callersFunctionaoStrDupRaw

src/aostr.c:232

↓ 47 callersFunctionasm_lex_peek

src/asm/asm.c:98

↓ 44 callersFunctionaoStrCatLen

src/aostr.c:255

↓ 44 callersFunctionlexemeAssignOp

src/lexer.c:207

↓ 43 callersFunctionastNew

↓ 43 callersFunctionirIsTmp

src/ir-types.c:227

↓ 42 callersFunctionirCgGetLoff

src/ir-regalloc.c:35

↓ 42 callersFunctionmapGetLen

src/containers.c:1122

↓ 42 callersFunctionmapNew

src/containers.c:755

↓ 42 callersFunctionsetAdd

src/containers.c:447

↓ 41 callersFunctionastTypeToString

↓ 39 callersFunctionastIsFloatType

↓ 39 callersFunctionirVarId

src/ir-types.c:231

↓ 38 callersFunctionirExpr

↓ 37 callersFunctionaoStrCat

src/aostr.c:266

↓ 37 callersFunctionlistNew

↓ 36 callersFunctionaoStrPrintf

src/aostr.c:727

↓ 34 callersFunctionastStringEndStmt

↓ 34 callersFunctionirConstInt

src/ir-types.c:768

↓ 34 callersFunctionlexNextChar

src/lexer.c:602

↓ 34 callersFunctionput_u32

src/asm/asm_enc.c:50

↓ 33 callersFunctionlistEmpty

↓ 32 callersFunctionastIsIntType

↓ 32 callersFunctionirBlockNew

src/ir-types.c:735

↓ 32 callersFunctionrex_for

REX byte for an arbitrary reg/idx/base triple. `w` sets REX.W; idx < 0 * means no SIB index. Returns 0 when no REX byte is needed. */

src/asm/enc_x86_64.c:485

↓ 31 callersFunctionirFnAddBlock

src/ir-types.c:810

↓ 30 callersFunctionastToString

Convert an Ast to a string */

↓ 30 callersFunctionbbSetNext

↓ 30 callersFunctionrex_w

REX.W is always set for our 64-bit ops. R/B bits extend the reg/rm fields. */

src/asm/enc_x86_64.c:39

↓ 29 callersFunctiongpr_name

Width: 1=byte, 2=word, 4=dword, 8=qword. With REX present any byte * register access uses the new SIL/DIL/BPL/SPL naming for regs 4-7 * (vs the lega

src/asm/dis_x86_64.c:101

↓ 29 callersFunctionsetNew

src/containers.c:294

↓ 29 callersFunctionx86_64_emit_x87_2byte

x87 no-operand opcodes: byte0=0xD9 (or DB), byte1 unique per mnemonic. */

src/asm/enc_x86_64.c:2165

↓ 28 callersFunctionaoStrRepeatChar

src/aostr.c:220

↓ 28 callersFunctionbbSetPrevPtr

↓ 28 callersFunctionmapIterNext

src/containers.c:1192

↓ 27 callersFunctionastLValueToString

↓ 27 callersFunctionbbIsType

↓ 27 callersFunctionmapIterInit

src/containers.c:1179

↓ 26 callersFunctionaoStrCatAoStr

src/aostr.c:262

↓ 26 callersFunctioncfgBuilderSetBlock

↓ 26 callersFunctionparseExpr

src/prslib.c:1312

↓ 25 callersFunctionaoStrCatRepeat

src/aostr.c:271

↓ 25 callersFunctionaoStrMove

Get the underlying string, we do not free the `aoStr`... it will get * collected later. This means we don't need to manually keep track of this * bu

src/aostr.c:163

↓ 25 callersFunctionasmNormaliseFunctionName

This is a hacky, but seemingly functional way of me being able * to run this on Macos and Linux */

↓ 25 callersFunctionasm_is_imm

src/asm/asm_enc.c:93

↓ 25 callersFunctionastKindToString

String representation of the kind of ast we are looking at */

↓ 25 callersFunctionastTypeCopy

↓ 25 callersFunctionmapGet

src/containers.c:1096

↓ 25 callersFunctionmapRelease

src/containers.c:1172

↓ 24 callersFunctionirJump

src/ir-types.c:862

↓ 24 callersFunctionlexPeekMatch

Doese the next character match the expected character */

src/lexer.c:636

↓ 24 callersFunctionxstrdup

src/asm/tasm_util.c:45

↓ 23 callersFunctionirCgAllocTmp

Reserve a fresh stack slot for an SSA temp. */

src/ir-regalloc.c:46

↓ 23 callersFunctionw_printf

src/asm/asm.c:1498

↓ 22 callersFunctionaarch64_enc_fp_ldst_imm

SIMD/FP load+store (unsigned offset). Encoding: * [size:2][111][V=1][01][opc:2][imm12:12][Rn:5][Rt:5] * * size/opc per access width: * B loa

src/asm/enc_arm64.c:1083

↓ 22 callersFunctionasm_is_mem

src/asm/asm_enc.c:99

↓ 22 callersFunctionbbAddPrev

↓ 22 callersFunctionbbSetType

↓ 22 callersFunctionirConvertType

src/ir-types.c:305

↓ 22 callersFunctionjitSpillDst

src/x86_64-jit.c:388

↓ 22 callersFunctionvecNew

src/containers.c:68

↓ 22 callersFunctionx86_64LoadToReg

Load any IrValue into the given 64-bit GP register. * * - Constants are materialised directly (no slot needed). * - String labels become PC-relativ

src/x86_64.c:307

↓ 21 callersFunctionaarch64Fpr

FP scalar register name for index `n` at the given byte width: * 4 -> sN (single), otherwise dN (double). Used for the float ops * (fadd/fcmp/fcvt/.

src/aarch64.c:111

↓ 21 callersFunctionjitLoadToReg

src/x86_64-jit.c:197

↓ 21 callersFunctionlex

src/lexer.c:1389

↓ 21 callersFunctionlexRaise

User-visible lex error. Routes through the diagnostic * accumulator when the lexer has a Cctrl back-pointer; otherwise * falls back to the loggerPan

src/lexer.c:249

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