I found another problem with the stack frame stuff. Poop. I noticed with Tursi's test code that the epilogue was popping one too many words. It turns out that the epilogue code assumes that if there is any stack to save, the return pointer will be saved, and so one more word needs to be popped. This has been fixed.

Fixed the mistaken leaf-ness mentioned above. The variable current_function_is_leaf is evaluated late, but the function which drives this, leaf_function_p(), appears to be valid some time earlier.

Uggh, not another problem... When no optimization is called for, the frame pointer is used to store local values. Unfortunately, the current mapping between the frame and stack pointers is wrong, and results in bad addresses being calculated for local values. There is zero offset between stack and frame, and locals are indexed off frame. No provision is made for the saved registers on the bottom of the stack.