fx/fx.reflection/sys/darwin/arm64/dyn-dispatch.old

.global _fx_function_invoke_i
.align 4

# x0 = (function ptr) impl
# x1 = (fx_value[]) args
# x2 = (size_t) nr args
_fx_function_invoke_i:
	# save the stack frame and link pointer
	stp     x29, x30, [sp, #-16]!

	# store function pointer for later
	str x0, [sp, #-16]!
	# move arg array of of x1 and x2, so that they can be initialised for
	# the function call
	mov x8, x1
	mov x9, x2

	# arg[0]
	cmp x9, #0
	ble .i.done
	ldr x0, [x8, #8]

	# arg[1]
	cmp x9, #1
	ble .i.done
	ldr x1, [x8, #24]

	# arg[2]
	cmp x9, #2
	ble .i.done
	ldr x2, [x8, #40]

	# arg[3]
	cmp x9, #3
	ble .i.done
	ldr x3, [x8, #56]

	# arg[4]
	cmp x9, #4
	ble .i.done
	ldr x4, [x8, #72]

	# arg[5]
	cmp x9, #5
	ble .i.done
	ldr x5, [x8, #88]

	# arg[6]
	cmp x9, #6
	ble .i.done
	ldr x6, [x8, #104]

	# arg[7]
	cmp x9, #7
	ble .i.done
	ldr x7, [x8, #120]

.i.done:
	ldr x8, [sp], #16
	blr x8

	# restore the saved stack frame and link pointer
	ldp x29,x30, [sp], #16
	ret


.global _fx_function_invoke_d
.align 4

_fx_function_invoke_d:
	mov x0, 888
	ret


.global _fx_function_invoke_v
.align 4

_fx_function_invoke_v:
	ret



.global _fx_function_invoke_iv
.align 4

# x0 = (function ptr) impl
# x1 = (fx_value[]) args
# x2 = (size_t) nr fixed args
# x3 = (size_t) nr var args
_fx_function_invoke_iv:
	# save the stack frame and link pointer
	stp x29, x30, [sp, #-16]!
	mov x29, sp

	# store function pointer for later
	mov x15, x0
	# move arg array of of x1,x2,x3, so that they can be initialised for
	# the function call
	mov x9, x1
	mov x10, x2
	mov x11, x3

	# First, set up the fixed arguments

	# arg[0]
	cmp x10, #0
	ble .iv.done
	ldr x0, [x9, #8]
	add x9, x9, #16

	# arg[1]
	cmp x10, #1
	ble .iv.done
	ldr x1, [x9, #8]
	add x9, x9, #16

	# arg[2]
	cmp x10, #2
	ble .iv.done
	ldr x2, [x9, #8]
	add x9, x9, #16

	# arg[3]
	cmp x10, #3
	ble .iv.done
	ldr x3, [x9, #8]
	add x9, x9, #16

	# arg[4]
	cmp x10, #4
	ble .iv.done
	ldr x4, [x9, #8]
	add x9, x9, #16

	# arg[5]
	cmp x10, #5
	ble .iv.done
	ldr x5, [x9, #8]
	add x9, x9, #16

	# arg[6]
	cmp x10, #6
	ble .iv.done
	ldr x6, [x9, #8]
	add x9, x9, #16

	# arg[7]
	cmp x10, #7
	ble .iv.done
	ldr x7, [x9, #8]
	add x9, x9, #16

.iv.done:
	# Next, set up the variable arguments

	# calculate the amount of stack space needed for the varargs
	mov x10, #0x10
	mul x12, x11, x10
	#and x12, x12, #0x10
	#mov x10, #0x10
	#add x12, x12, x10

	# x19 is caller-saved, and we'll need x12 later
	str x19, [sp, #-16]!
	mov x19, x12

	# allocate the stack space
	sub sp, sp, x19
	mov x13, sp

	# get a pointer to the end of the stack vararg buffer
	#mov x14, #8
	#mul x14, x14, x11
	#add x13, x13, x14

	# x9: arg src buffer (starts at varargs, increments with every iteration)
	# x11: number of var args (decrements with every iteration)
	# x13: var arg dest pointer (starts at the end, decrements with every iteration)
.iv.loop:
	cmp x11, #0
	beq .iv.loop.end

	# read the arg value from the src pointer
	ldr x14, [x9, #8]

	# write it to the stack, and increment the dest pointer
	str x14, [x13]
	add x13, x13, #8

	# increment the src pointer, decrement the arg count
	sub x11, x11, #1
	add x9, x9, #16
	b .iv.loop
.iv.loop.end:

	# call the function implementation
	blr x15

	# de-allocate the stack varargs buffer (the size is now stored in x19)
	add sp, sp, x19

	# restore the saved value of x19,
	ldr x19, [sp], #16

	# restore the saved stack frame and link pointer
	ldp x29,x30, [sp], #16
	ret


.global _fx_function_invoke_dv
.align 4

_fx_function_invoke_dv:
	ret


.global _fx_function_invoke_vv
.align 4

_fx_function_invoke_vv:
	ret