Comment #3 on issue 3138 by [email protected]: Empty variable statement
ignored in with-statement
http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=3138
I think I understand this now:
When we have a with scope inside the function, both f get
context-allocated, f-fun the function name, and f-var the variable.
When we compile a function literal, a const variable with its name is
created and the function itself is assigned to it (parser.cc,
ParseFunctionLiteral). When the code for the toplevel code containing the
function literal is created, we generate an assignment of the function f to
f-fun, in the function's context. However, we somehow resolve to f-var
instead. So f-var gets the function assigned. That's the bug.
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