I'm going to refactor the method-binding logic in RubyModule to be
simpler and use fewer DynamicMethod types, by having it accept a
configuration object per method that says what sorts of per-call logic
it needs. For example..
defineMethod("times", CallFrame.FULL, CallScope.NONE, BindType.INSTANCE)
and the define logic will do the right thing producing a fast dispatch
that frames, creates no scope, and binds to an instance method. I
haven't worked out the structure of the flags, but I'll keep you posted.
It will allow finer-grained control over how methods are bound, and
provide a mechanism for the compiler to start proactively reducing call
overhead when possible.
- Charlie
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