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In the following, whenever Scheme is used, unless otherwise specified,
we refer to the MIT Scheme dialect and its CScheme implementation.
On return from the call to scheme_to_interface, a C structure
described above is expected, and the first component is invoked
(jumped into) leaving the structure or the second component in a
- pre-establishe place so that interface_to_C and interface_to_scheme
+ pre-established place so that interface_to_C and interface_to_scheme
can find it.
* scheme_to_interface_ble/jsr:
with a subroutine-call instruction. All utilities expecting
trampoline data expect as their first argument the address of the
first location containing the data. Thus, again, the return address
- left behind by the subroutine-call instruction must be passed on the
+ left behind by the subroutine-call instruction must be passed in the
first argument register.
scheme_to_interface_ble/jsr and trampoline_to_interface are virtually