Class MipsWriter

Eagerly cleans up memory.

Resolves label references and writes pending data to memory. You should always call this once you've finished generating code. It is usually also desirable to do this between pieces of unrelated code, e.g. when generating multiple functions in one go.

Puts an ADDI instruction.

Puts an ADDI instruction.

Puts an ADDU instruction.

Puts a B instruction.

Puts a BEQ instruction referencing labelId, defined by a past or future putLabel().

Puts a BREAK instruction.

Puts raw data.

Puts code needed for calling a C function with the specified args.

Puts code needed for calling a C function with the specified args.

Puts a DSLL instruction.

Puts a raw instruction.

Puts a J instruction.

Puts a J WITHOUT NOP instruction.

Puts a J instruction referencing labelId, defined by a past or future putLabel().

Puts a JAL instruction.

Puts a JALR instruction.

Puts a JR instruction.

Puts a LA instruction.

Puts a label at the current position, where id is an identifier that may be referenced in past and future put*Label() calls.

Puts an LD instruction.

Puts a LUI instruction.

Puts a LW instruction.

Puts a MFHI instruction.

Puts a MFLO instruction.

Puts a MOVE instruction.

Puts a MTHI instruction.

Puts a MTLO instruction.

Puts a NOP instruction.

Puts an ORI instruction.

Puts a POP instruction.

Puts a minimal sized trampoline for vectoring to the given address.

Puts a PUSH instruction.

Puts a RET instruction.

Puts a SUB instruction.

Puts a SW instruction.

Recycles instance.

Skips nBytes.