void Resolver::visit(ListExpr& expr, int dummy)
{
for (int i = 0; i < expr.elements().count(); i++)
{
resolve(expr.elements()[i]);
}
}
void ExprCompiler::visit(ListExpr& expr, int dest)
{
// TODO(bob): Putting these all in registers and then copying them to the
// list after creation may be slow. Another option to consider is to write
// a start list bytecode first, and then have each element get pushed
// directly to the new list.
int firstElement = getNextTemp();
for (int i = 0; i < expr.elements().count(); i++)
{
int element = makeTemp();
compile(expr.elements()[i], element);
}
write(expr, OP_LIST, firstElement, expr.elements().count(), dest);
releaseTemps(expr.elements().count());
}
