Pop two values, compute the Logical OR and put the Boolean result back on the stack.
b1 | b2 | Result |
false | false | false |
true | false | true |
false | true | true |
true | true | true |
IMPORTANT NOTE
If b2 is the result of a function call and b1 is true, then that function should not be called. This action, however, is just that. It expects two Boolean, b1 and b2, on the stack. So to properly implement the Logical Or in your compiler, you want to test the result of each function call. There is a sample implementation:
call f1 // b1 does not need to come from a function call duplicate branch if true, skip call f2 logical or // we could also pop just before call f2 label skip: