On Mon, 14 Sep 2026 11:12:24 GMT, Jorn Vernee <[email protected]> wrote:

>> Don't know what prompted you to added this now (maybe FFM?) but this looks 
>> like a reasonable addition in general. Some comments but these problems 
>> exist in existing code like tableswitch forms.
>
>> Don't know what prompted you to added this now (maybe FFM?) 
> 
> I wrote up the patch a few weeks back while working on other things. Had 
> needed this combinator in the past, so I figured I might as well create a PR.
> 
>> Another remark: since what 90% of this LF is doing is to box and unbox 
>> arguments, maybe we can later figure out a way to just attach an intrinsic 
>> to the adapted MH for the interpreter `synchronize` so we don't need to spin 
>> the LF but just need the InvokerBytecodeGenerator intrinsic.
> 
> Right, we don't really run things through the LF interpreter these days, and 
> C2 (and probably other parts of the VM) assumes that a LF never changes its 
> `vmentry`, so there's no lazy LF compilation in practice either. So, in 
> practice, the fallback `synchronize` method is just for show, and we could 
> replace it with a simple placeholder name that then gets replaced with the 
> bytecode intrinsic when the LF is translated into bytecode.
> 
> I've been thinking for a while that it might be possible to generate bytecode 
> more directly, skip the list-of-names stage, and remove the LF interpreter. 
> i.e. LF becomes just a wrapper around a class. We'd have to find a way to 
> re-implement LF transforms and customization on top of that though.

@JornVernee You can finalize the CSR now. All the discussion so far happen 
around LF implementation, which is not related to the API.

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PR Comment: https://git.openjdk.org/jdk/pull/32817#issuecomment-5697585281

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