Do VMs use one stack for everything? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Stack-instructions machines [closed] (5 answers) Closed 9 years ago. Most VMs have a “call stack” to keep track of where to return from each function that was called. This is often simply regarded as “the stack”. However often a stack is needed for operations that aren’t related to function […]
How does a stack VM manage with only one stack?
Lately I’ve been asking a lot of questions here about VMs. Here’s another one:
Is my ‘variable-storing area’ basically a ‘heap’?
I’m planning to implement a simple VM/interpreter kind of thing for a simple language I’m making. The compiler of the language emits mostly stack-oriented instructions to be executed by the VM.
Does grouping threads by task improve performance?
This is kind of a lazy question on my part, since I gave up after trying only a few google terms.
Does grouping threads by task improve performance?
This is kind of a lazy question on my part, since I gave up after trying only a few google terms.
Does grouping threads by task improve performance?
This is kind of a lazy question on my part, since I gave up after trying only a few google terms.