* changed ninl and nadd to use these functions
* i386 set comparison functions now return their results in al instead
of in the flags so that they can be sued as compilerprocs
- removed all processor specific code from n386add.pas that has to do
with set handling, it's now all done in nadd.pas
* fixed fpc_set_contains_sets in genset.inc
* fpc_set_in_byte is now coded inline in n386set.pas and doesn't use a
helper anymore
* some small fixes in compproc.inc/set.inc regarding the declaration of
internal helper types (fpc_small_set and fpc_normal_set)
* changed the declaration of some set helpers somewhat to accomodate the
above change
* i386 still uses the old code for comparisons of sets, because its
helpers return the results in the flags
* dummy tc_normal_2_small_set type conversion because I need the original
resulttype of the set add nodes
NOTE: you have to start a cycle with 1.0.5!
* cgcal: deallocate hlper register only after call statement (fixes bug
with "procedure of object" and optimizer reported to bugrep on
2001/08/30) ('merged')
to the way the shortstring helpers for i386 are written, they are
still handled by the old code (reason: fpc_shortstr_compare returns
results in the flags instead of in eax and fpc_shortstr_concat
has wierd parameter conventions). The compilerproc stuff should work
fine with the generic implementations though.
* removed some nested comments warnings
optimizer bugs with int64 calculations (because of the carry flag usage)
* fixed another bug which caused wrong optimizations with complex
array expressions
custom resulttype
* compilerproc typeconversions now set the resulttype from the type
conversion for the generated call node, because the resulttype of
of the compilerproc helper isn't always exact (e.g. the ones that
return shortstrings, actually return a shortstring[x], where x is
specified by the typeconversion node)
* ti386callnode.pass_2 now always uses resulttype instead of
procsym.definition.rettype (so the custom resulttype, if any, is
always used). Note that this "rettype" stuff is only for use with
compilerprocs.
