I tried to eliminate getRubyClass() from ThreadContext tonight.
It almost worked. The single point of failure seems to be in
block behavior. Consider:
module Foo; end
Foo.module_eval {
# (Ruby) Defined within Foo
def abc; end
# (Ruby) Defined within Object
XYZ = 10
}
p defined? XYZ
p defined? abc
Ruby can be wild stuff sometimes...
In our code when in yield we are calling getRubyClass() for
defnNode visitor (which would return Foo since we pushed it there
during TC.yield. ConstDecl visitor will use getCRef() and that
would end up being Object (which we also set somewhere in the
tangle on TC.yield).
I can see one obvious issue with removing getRubyClass and it's stack.
At least I need to figure out how to get Foo in some cases and Object
in others without needing to maintain a second stack.
Decent speed gain since we constantly smack these stacks
-Tom
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