Spin2asm

nicolad76

Hi...I believe that any SPIN code gets translated int ASM at some point...am I correct?
If this is correct...there is any way to see how my SPIN code come out in ASM?
Thx!
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stevenmess2004

Nope. Spin gets compiled to spin bytecode which is interperted by an interperter. GEAR will show you the bytecode and some made up names for them. Chip released the interpreter a while ago. Thanks to Prop Magazine I can even find the thread http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php?p=711064

Bean

The Spin code never gets translated to ASM.
Spin code get converted to token that are executed by the spin interpreter.

Bean.

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Did you know that 111,111,111 multiplied by 111,111,111 equals 12345678987654321 ?

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hippy

Spin gets converted to bytecode which could be called 'assembler' for the interpreter which executes it, but it's not the same assembler as a Cog executes (PASM).

There's my Spin bytecode disassembler here if you want to see what the bytecode looks like ...

http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php?p=665019