Uses of Package
org.jruby.ir.instructions
Packages that use org.jruby.ir.instructions
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.irClassDescriptionInstruction representing Ruby code of the form: "a['str']" which is equivalent to: a.[]('str').Represents a defined?(yield) check, which works like a call to block_given? without requiring special access to the caller's frame.Represents a multiple-target jump instruction based on a switch-like tableLoad the block passed to this scope via the on-heap frame (or similar cross-call structure).Load the block passed to this scope via the on-heap frame (or similar cross-call structure).Load the "implicit" closure for this scope.This instruction will be generated whenever speculative optimizations are performed based on assuming that an object's metaclass is C (as determined by the version number of C -- where the version number changes every time C's class structure changes).This represents a required arg that shows up after optional/rest args in a method/block parameter list.Search for a constant within the current module.This instruction toggles a single per thread field which specifies whether an exception being thrown needs to generate backtrace info.Instrumented trace.
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.dataflow
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.dataflow.analyses
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.instructionsClassDescriptionInstruction representing Ruby code of the form: "a['str']" which is equivalent to: a.[]('str').Represents a defined?(yield) check, which works like a call to block_given? without requiring special access to the caller's frame.Represents a multiple-target jump instruction based on a switch-like tableMarks instrs that accept closure args.Marker interface to allow persistence to know whether operand arity is fixed or variableSimple interface so we can ask for jump label for branches or jumpsLoad the block passed to this scope via the on-heap frame (or similar cross-call structure).Load the block passed to this scope via the on-heap frame (or similar cross-call structure).Load the "implicit" closure for this scope.An instr with no Operandsresult instr with no operandsFor Instrs with an arbitrary number of Operands.Created by enebo on 7/28/15.Created by enebo on 7/27/15.Result Instr with one operand.This represents a required arg that shows up after optional/rest args in a method/block parameter list.For most instrs that have a result this is their base class.Search for a constant within the current module.Represents a site for a call or yield.This instruction toggles a single per thread field which specifies whether an exception being thrown needs to generate backtrace info.Instrumented trace.Instr for two operands.Result Instr with two operands.
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.instructions.boxingClassDescriptionCreated by enebo on 7/28/15.For most instrs that have a result this is their base class.
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.instructions.definedClassDescriptionMarker interface to allow persistence to know whether operand arity is fixed or variableCreated by enebo on 7/28/15.Created by enebo on 7/27/15.For most instrs that have a result this is their base class.
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.instructions.specializedClassDescriptionMarks instrs that accept closure args.For Instrs with an arbitrary number of Operands.Represents a site for a call or yield.
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.interpreter
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.listeners
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.passes
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.persistence
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.representationsClassDescriptionSimple interface so we can ask for jump label for branches or jumpsRepresents a site for a call or yield.
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.targetsClassDescriptionInstruction representing Ruby code of the form: "a['str']" which is equivalent to: a.[]('str').Represents a defined?(yield) check, which works like a call to block_given? without requiring special access to the caller's frame.Represents a multiple-target jump instruction based on a switch-like tableMarks instrs that accept closure args.Load the block passed to this scope via the on-heap frame (or similar cross-call structure).Load the block passed to this scope via the on-heap frame (or similar cross-call structure).Load the "implicit" closure for this scope.This instruction will be generated whenever speculative optimizations are performed based on assuming that an object's metaclass is C (as determined by the version number of C -- where the version number changes every time C's class structure changes).This represents a required arg that shows up after optional/rest args in a method/block parameter list.Search for a constant within the current module.This instruction toggles a single per thread field which specifies whether an exception being thrown needs to generate backtrace info.Instrumented trace.
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.targets.indy
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.targets.simple
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.transformations.inlining
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Classes in org.jruby.ir.instructions used by org.jruby.ir.util