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In the large cg:gpl phase of the compiler primitive most of the code is transformed into intermediate code macros.
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Later these intermediate code macros are expanded into other macros with named tuples.
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Finally these macros which take a named tuple as an argument are expanded into the final code.
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Only in this last extension into c code the code seems to differ based on the backend.
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There are two types of intermediate code macros:
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- Header intermediate code macros. These are just normal c macros that expand into code.
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- ... macros, these take the tuples as arguments and expand into code.
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The [named tuples](./Named-Tuples.md) are basically literal linked lists. |
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