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Forwarding functions (from object coercions) should tail-call target #80

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graydon opened this issue Jun 28, 2010 · 2 comments
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graydon commented Jun 28, 2010

When we do an 'as' operation to build a new obj with a different-shaped vtbl, we currently use a vtbl full of forwarding functions (to make the cast constant-time). The forwarding functions (if we continue to use them) should end in tali-calls, not normal calls. Same as with closure helpers.

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graydon commented Jan 27, 2011

Shifted to rustc

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marijnh commented Jan 13, 2012

No longer relevant.

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