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Eric Milles updated GROOVY-11159:
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Description:
ClassNode is used to represent type definitions as well as type references.
There are a lot of data members that apply only to type declarations. However,
every reference pays the cost. ClassNode could have a single reference to
another class (essentially a struct) that holds all the declaration
information. With this, type references would only have one reference
(initialized to null) instead of all those fields.
Fields:
* modifiers
* syntheticPublic
* superClass
* interfaces
* mixins
* objectInitializers
* constructors
* methods
* methodsList
* fields
* properties
* fieldIndex
* module
* compileUnit
* staticClass
* scriptBody
* script
* innerClasses
* transformInstances
* lazyInitDone
* lazyInitLock
* clazz
* permittedSubclasses
* recordComponents
was:
ClassNode is used to represent type declarations as well as type references.
There are a lot of data members that apply only to type declarations. However,
every reference pays the cost. ClassNode could have a single reference to
another class (essentially a struct) that holds all the declaration
information. With this, type references would only have one reference
(initialized to null) instead of all those fields.
Fields:
* modifiers
* syntheticPublic
* mixins
* objectInitializers
* constructors
* methods
* methodsList
* fields
* properties
* fieldIndex
* module
* compileUnit
* staticClass
* scriptBody
* script
* innerClasses
* transformInstances
* lazyInitDone?
* lazyInitLock?
* clazz
* permittedSubclasses
* recordComponents
> ClassNode: separate type declaration information
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>
> Key: GROOVY-11159
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GROOVY-11159
> Project: Groovy
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Eric Milles
> Priority: Minor
>
> ClassNode is used to represent type definitions as well as type references.
> There are a lot of data members that apply only to type declarations.
> However, every reference pays the cost. ClassNode could have a single
> reference to another class (essentially a struct) that holds all the
> declaration information. With this, type references would only have one
> reference (initialized to null) instead of all those fields.
> Fields:
> * modifiers
> * syntheticPublic
> * superClass
> * interfaces
> * mixins
> * objectInitializers
> * constructors
> * methods
> * methodsList
> * fields
> * properties
> * fieldIndex
> * module
> * compileUnit
> * staticClass
> * scriptBody
> * script
> * innerClasses
> * transformInstances
> * lazyInitDone
> * lazyInitLock
> * clazz
> * permittedSubclasses
> * recordComponents
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