Charles Oliver Nutter wrote:
> I notice in the compiled/disassembled output there's "yield" handling 
> returns. Is there a yield bytecode? Is the list of bytecodes out of 
> date? What is the best place to look for an up-to-date list of bytecodes?
> 

I'm a bit confused by the bytecodes too -- from looking at insns.inc, it 
appears that there are 78 bytecodes, but the docs on the web show a lot 
more beyond the base ones (getlocal_OP_2, send_OP__WC__0_Qfalse_0__WC_, 
etc).  I can't find these extra byte codes in the source, not even from 
grepping the entire code-base. Are those extra ones dynamicly generated?

I haven't been testing w/ very complex code, but I've never produced a 
disassembler output that didn't consist just of the 78 listed bytecodes. 
  What code produces a "yield" in the disassemply output (a "yield" 
statement in code doesnt)? I'm assuming your using something along the 
lines of
   parsed = YARVCore::InstructionSequence.compile(my_code_string)
   p parsed.disasm
to look at the disassembled output.



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