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Change the openat macro to use the syscall intrinsic for 4 argument syscalls #141
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This reverts commit 5b38fb3.
The strategy is based on check all of the possible execution paths
We've got memory blocks
Change the syscall intrinsic the openat macro uses to the 4 argument syscall intrinsic. When I was refactoring the porth.porth program to actually write output to a file, I encountered the inability to set the permission mask when `openat`ing the out.asm file.
a different program. Stuff I already did... Porth, open and write the asm to a file. Stuff I will work on... Python, want to figure out constant folding optimization next
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When I was programming the porth.porth program to eventually write the compiled asm to a file.
I encountered a requirement to set the permission mask when using the
openatsyscall to open a output file for writing.When I could only pass 3 of the 4 arguments, I ended up with a file I didn't have write permission to open again. The next time I attempted to run the compiled porth compiler, I was denied permission to open the output file.