Pike object assembler code

> Say I want to see what byte code a certain piece of Pike code
> compiles into.  What would be the best way to obtain a readable
> output?

Well, if you run on a x86[_64] system there is really not all that
much way in the actual bytecode department.

But if you compile pike with debug you can then enable compiler-debug,
using -a2 you get the opcodes before optimization, and with -a3 also
after.

This is before the actual code generation, though, which is done in
one of the files in code/*.c.

-- 
Per Hedbor