Asserts a condition that must be true, otherwise traps with unreachable.

Declare a constant string, which will be extracted to the top of the module, and its address substituted in place.

Run code at compile-time.

Run Elixir for-comprehension at compile-time.

Declare a loop that iterates through an Orb.Iterator or Elixir.Range.

sum = 0
loop i <- 1..10 do
  sum = sum + i
end

sum = 0
loop _ <- 1..10 do
  sum = sum + 1
end

sum = 0
loop char <- alphabet do
  sum = sum + 1
end

sum = 0
loop char <- alphabet do
  sum = sum + char
end

sum = 0
loop _ <- alphabet do
  sum = sum + 1
end

Declare a loop.

A no-op instruction.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NOP_(code)

Return from a function. You may wish to push/1 values before returning.

Return from a function if a condition is true.

Return from a function with the provided value only if a condition is true.

Denote a point in code that should not be reachable. Traps.

Useful for exhaustive conditionals or code you know will not execute.

Used to bring back wasm-mode when inside inline/1.