AM
Yeah, it's a matter of terminology. So rewording Quantum's message, input sources are not always available, so compiler has to operate minified JS code, which is roughly the same as operating JVM bytecode.
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2019 December 06
AM
I would assume there is some sort of IR in between KtJs sources and JS output anyway
In the newer compiler — yes, but original Kotlin/JS appeared before formalizing IR.
AT
Yeah, it's a matter of terminology. So rewording Quantum's message, input sources are not always available, so compiler has to operate minified JS code, which is roughly the same as operating JVM bytecode.
good metaphor
VB
In the newer compiler — yes, but original Kotlin/JS appeared before formalizing IR.
thats ok, it does not really changes much for this matter I suppose, IR is just a means of abtracting the outcome 'bytecode' and platform
AT
guys don't you mind me asking what is “IR” you are talking about?
AL
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AM
@iseki_w you should check in with people on kotl.in/slack, there are corresponding channels like
#compiler or #language-evolution. There is a chance you'll get more than educated guesses there (or maybe this question was already asked before).i
Yeah,I think it's important...
VB
guys don't you mind me asking what is “IR” you are talking about?
It's Internal Representation. Think of it as of kotlin's own bytecode which can then be translated to other platforms
i
Thank you.
AT
It's Internal Representation. Think of it as of kotlin's own bytecode which can then be translated to other platforms
thanks
i
I 'll have a try(x
AM
Probably intermediate representation, in an analogy to LLVM IR and CLR IR :)
VB
Probably intermediate representation, in an analogy to LLVM IR and CLR IR :)
right, intermediate it is
i
Maybe we can have a try: make some changes on output js code. then compile something which use it....
I am not sure it useful.
I am not sure it useful.
AM
Make sure to do that with inline function in one module and call site in another one, as within one module compiler most probably optimises away intermediate step if it's possible.
VM
class A {
val a = 10
}
class B {
val a = 20
val b = 30
fun A.test() = a + b
}в экстеншене какое
a будет использоваться?AT
class A {
val a = 10
}
class B {
val a = 20
val b = 30
fun A.test() = a + b
}в экстеншене какое
a будет использоваться?очевидно
B.aVP
class A {
val a = 10
}
class B {
val a = 20
val b = 30
fun A.test() = a + b
}в экстеншене какое
a будет использоваться?Паззлеры будут через полчаса
VM
Паззлеры будут через полчаса
не понял)