[pypy-commit] lang-smalltalk storage: Added code to jit.py

[anton_gulenko]

Author: Anton Gulenko <anton.gulenko at googlemail.com>
Branch: storage
Changeset: r791:e811ac7cd9d8
Date: 2014-04-09 14:03 +0200
http://bitbucket.org/pypy/lang-smalltalk/changeset/e811ac7cd9d8/

Log:	Added code to jit.py

diff --git a/spyvm/test/jit.py b/spyvm/test/jit.py
--- a/spyvm/test/jit.py
+++ b/spyvm/test/jit.py
@@ -110,10 +110,15 @@
 
 def main():
     # ===== First define which image we are going to use.
-    imagename = "mini.image"
+    imagename = "minibluebookdebug.image"
+    # imagename = "mini.image"
     # imagename = "minitest.image"
     # imagename = "Squeak4.5-noBitBlt.image"
     
+    # ===== Define the code to be executed, if any.
+    # code = "^6+7"
+    code = "10000 timesRepeat: [ 0 makeStackDepth: 10 ]"
+    
     # ===== These entry-points pre-load the image and directly execute a single frame.
     # func = preload_perform(imagename, model.W_SmallInteger(1000), 'loopTest2')
     # func = preload_perform(imagename, model.W_SmallInteger(777), 'name')
@@ -122,15 +127,15 @@
     # ===== These execute the complete interpreter
     # ===== XXX These do not work because loading the image file while meta-interpreting always leads to 
     # ===== a 'Bad file descriptor' error.
-    # func = full_vm_code(imagename, "^5+6")
+    # func = full_vm_code(imagename, code)
     # func = full_vm_method(imagename, "name", 33)
     # func = full_vm_image(imagename)
     
     # ==== These entry-points pre-load the image and then use methods from the entry-point module.
     # ==== This is very close to what actually happens in the VM, but with a pre-loaded image.
     # func = run_benchmark(imagename, "loopTest2", 10000)
-    # func = run_code(imagename, "^6+7", as_benchmark=True)
-    func = run_image(imagename)
+    func = run_code(imagename, code, as_benchmark=False)
+    # func = run_image(imagename)
     
     # ===== Now we can either simply execute the entry-point, or meta-interpret it (showing all encountered loops).
     # res = func()