Quoting Charles Oliver Nutter <
charles.nutter@...>:
>> hmm... I am currently asking myself if we need to resolve the
>> classes we create when we compile. I know I had once a strange
>> problem with this, but I think that was with the ReflectorLoader,
>> which is very special anyway.
>>
>> hmm... the build seems to be ok with that change...
>
> You shouldn't need to resolve them. JRuby's compiler just leaves them
> as byte[] and dumps them to disk without ever loading them.
Maybe this code was added because the Groovy compiler sometimes
generates illegal bytecode? I've seen a few cases where a classfile
couldn't be verified even though Groovy could compile it.
Just wondering: Wouldn't it be more smart to verify the class *before*
writing it to a .class file instead of verifying it every time it is
loaded? There is probably a very good reason to do that ... ;-)
Regards,
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