zero-neg?
aSummary
Return #t if a is zero or negative
Bytecode
Probably only interesting to you if you want to understand more about the Nujel VM or care very much about performance.
( 0 ($get/val 'a)) ( 2 ($push/val 0.0)) ( 4 ($<=)) ( 5 ($ret))
Return #t if a is zero or negative
Probably only interesting to you if you want to understand more about the Nujel VM or care very much about performance.
( 0 ($get/val 'a)) ( 2 ($push/val 0.0)) ( 4 ($<=)) ( 5 ($ret))