Example #1
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 public UserDelegate(UserDelegate oldCopy) : base(oldCopy)
 {
     ProgContext = oldCopy.ProgContext;
     EntryPoint  = oldCopy.EntryPoint;
     Closure     = oldCopy.Closure;
     if (Cpu != null)
     {
         Cpu.AddPopContextNotifyee(this);
     }
 }
Example #2
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 /// <summary>
 /// Make a new UserDelegate given the current state of the CPU and its stack, and
 /// the entry point location of the function to call.
 /// </summary>
 /// <param name="cpu">the CPU on which this program is running.</param>
 /// <param name="context">The IProgramContext in which the entryPoint is stored.  Entry point 27 in the interpreter is not the same as entrypoint 27 in program context.</param>
 /// <param name="entryPoint">instruction address where OpcodeCall should jump to to call the function.</param>
 /// <param name="useClosure">If true, then a snapshot of the current scoping stack, and thus a persistent ref to its variables,
 ///   will be kept in the delegate so it can be called later as a callback with closure.  Set to false if the
 ///   function is only getting called instantly using whatever the scope is at the time of the call.</param>
 public UserDelegate(ICpu cpu, IProgramContext context, int entryPoint, bool useClosure) :
     base(cpu)
 {
     ProgContext = context;
     EntryPoint  = entryPoint;
     if (useClosure)
     {
         CaptureClosure();
     }
     if (Cpu != null)
     {
         Cpu.AddPopContextNotifyee(this);
     }
 }