Management
[Virtual Machine]

Functions
vm_t	vm_new ()
	create a new Virtual Machine Actually, the VM is a singleton for internal reasons. But vm_new must be called once.
void	vm_del (vm_t)
vm_t	vm_set_lib_file (vm_t, const char *)
	link an external library file to the VM. Actual file name is dependant on architecture. On Linux, it is $prefix/lib/tinyaml/libtinyaml_<lib_file_name>.so
vm_t	vm_add_opcode (vm_t, const char *name, opcode_arg_t, opcode_stub_t)
	declare a new opcode with (name, argument type, C function).
opcode_dict_t	vm_get_dict (vm_t)
	get the opcode dictionary
opcode_t	vm_get_opcode_by_name (vm_t, const char *)
	as it says. For VM analysis. Not much use otherwise.

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Function Documentation

vm_t vm_new

(

)

create a new Virtual Machine Actually, the VM is a singleton for internal reasons. But vm_new must be called once.

void vm_del

(

vm_t

)

destroy the given Virtual Machine

vm_t vm_set_lib_file	(	vm_t	,
		const char *
	)

link an external library file to the VM. Actual file name is dependant on architecture. On Linux, it is $prefix/lib/tinyaml/libtinyaml_<lib_file_name>.so

vm_t vm_add_opcode	(	vm_t	,
		const char *	name,
		opcode_arg_t	,
		opcode_stub_t
	)

declare a new opcode with (name, argument type, C function).

opcode_dict_t vm_get_dict

(

vm_t

)

get the opcode dictionary

opcode_t vm_get_opcode_by_name	(	vm_t	,
		const char *
	)

as it says. For VM analysis. Not much use otherwise.

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