blaise/vendor/qbe/test/dark.ssa
Graeme Geldenhuys 25de8be212 Fix compilation errors; vendor QBE 1.2; end-to-end Hello World works
Fix TProgram.Uses reserved-word clash (renamed to UsedUnits), nested
brace-comment in uParser.pas, and missing uAST in Blaise.pas uses clause.

Vendor QBE 1.2 source in vendor/qbe/ (built locally with make; binary
excluded via .gitignore). End-to-end pipeline confirmed: Blaise compiles
Hello World and Calc (6*7=42) to native x86_64 Linux binaries.

71/71 FPCUnit tests passing.
2026-04-20 16:38:57 +01:00

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# skip arm64 arm64_apple rv64
# a hack example,
# we use a dark type to get
# a pointer to the stack.
type :magic = align 1 { 0 }
data $ret = { l 0 }
export
function $test(:magic %p) {
@start
%av =w loadw $a
%a1 =w add 1, %av
storew %a1, $a # increment $a
%r1 =l loadl $ret # fetch from $ret
%p1 =l add %p, -8
%r2 =l loadl %p1 # get the return address
storel %r2, $ret # store it in $ret
%c =w ceql %r1, %r2
jnz %c, @fin, @cal
@cal
%i =w call $test() # no argument given, intentionally!
@fin
ret
}
# >>> driver
# extern void test(void);
# int a = 2;
# int main() { test(); return !(a == 5); }
# <<<