I've been fixing issues related to our Web builds and I came across something strange (in terms of the code generated).
We have this call to `hash`: <https://github.com/arturo-lang/arturo/blob/c873dec7accc58ae0ffbab1345fe94f35db94786/src/vm/eval.nim#L563> `root` is a Value (which is a `ref object`) And the `hash` to be used is here: <https://github.com/arturo-lang/arturo/blob/c873dec7accc58ae0ffbab1345fe94f35db94786/src/vm/values/value.nim#L1151> I kept getting an `undefined` reference for the value inside `hash` so I decided to investigate the issue a bit more. Basically, the _passed_ object to `hash` was not nil, while `hash` kept seeing it as nil. My discovery is that the code generate for hash is a bit peculiar: function hash_1644167535(v_1644167536) { // unrelated code var result_1644177936 = 0; rawEcho([226,154,160,239,184,143,32,105,110,32,72,65,83,72]); if ((v_1644167536[0] == null)) { rawEcho([86,32,105,115,32,78,73,76,33,33,33]); } rawEcho(([118,46,107,105,110,100,32,61,32] || []).concat(reprEnum(v_1644167536[0].kind, NTI2113929226) || [])); result_1644177936 = hash_1644177943(v_1644167536[0].kind); switch (v_1644167536[0].kind) { case 0: break; case 1: result_1644177936 = HEX21HEX26_1207959555(result_1644177936, SetMinus(v_1644167536[0].flags, NonLogicalF_1845493823)); break; // more code... Run Basically, the passed parameter (`v_1644167536`) is accessed continuously via `v_1644167536[0]` (as if it was an array!). When I - manually - changed all references from `v_1644167536[0]` to `v_1644167536`, it's working fine. Can you please tell me if it's actually a bug and/or what I could do to circumvent this? P.S. I can obviously open an issue, but I have to make sure it is what I think it is. Also, given that the codebase is practically vast, it seems as if it's the only case where this is happening. Could it be `hash`? Does it receive any special treatment that confuses the compiler?
