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How about the one instruction "RunInst a, b, c, d", whose behavior is defined as "Do the instruction described by parameter a in [your favorite architecture], u

by Chinjut 12y ago

How about the one instruction "RunInst a, b, c, d", whose behavior is defined as "Do the instruction described by parameter a in [your favorite architecture], upon parameters b, c, d"?

jonsen 12y ago
I think you just reinvented assemblerprogramming.
baddox 12y ago
Yeah, the notion of "a single instruction" really doesn't mean a whole lot, just like how (in many languages) "a single line of code" doesn't mean much.
- jonsen 12y ago
  Well, a long line of code could hold a lot of meaning.