Hi,
will deal with your suggestions soon, separately. :-)
On 2020-05-29 17:51, Remi Forax wrote:
Can you explain me, what rebind is exactly ?
MH.rebind() wraps any kind of MH as a BoundMethodHandle, which
is necessary to subject it to transforms.
/** Require this method handle to be a BMH, or else replace it with
a "wrapper" BMH.
* Many transforms are implemented only for BMHs.
* @return a behaviorally equivalent BMH
*/
abstract BoundMethodHandle rebind();
On the DMHs we lookup rebind() will return a very simple BMH, which will
return itself on the rebind() that will happen when doing transforms,
e.g. in insertArguments (don't mind the "makeReinvoker": complex BMHs
create chains from one another so that each partial expression doesn't
grow too unwieldy):
@Override
BoundMethodHandle rebind() {
if (!tooComplex()) {
return this;
}
return makeReinvoker(this);
}
For those cases where we're caching a MH that will always be used in a
transform - like most of the things we use when building up the MH tree
in SCF - doing the rebind() pre-emptively means we move an allocating
rebind from the common path to the once-per-MH setup step, while the
subsequent rebinds will be trivial and non-allocating.
Hope this makes sense!
/Claes
