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feat: add bytecode generator with expression compilation and scope management.
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‎src/compiler/bytecode_gen.c‎

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@@ -359,7 +359,6 @@ static void genExpr(BytecodeGen* gen, Expr* expr) {
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}
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}
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if (expr->as.lambda.body) {
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// Lambda body is StmtList? Check AST. Yes.
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for (int i=0; i < expr->as.lambda.body->count; i++) {
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genStmt(gen, expr->as.lambda.body->items[i]);
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}
@@ -371,6 +370,83 @@ static void genExpr(BytecodeGen* gen, Expr* expr) {
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, (uint8_t)funcConst, expr->line);
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break;
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}
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case EXPR_THIS: {
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// In method, 'this' is at local slot 0
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// But valid only if inside method. Check compiler type?
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// Assuming parser checked or runtime will error if not method?
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// Compiler should ideally error if not in method.
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// For now, assume it's valid: return OP_GET_LOCAL 0
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// BUT, resolveLocal("this") is cleaner if we named it "this"?
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// We didn't. slot 0 is unnamed.
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, OP_GET_LOCAL, expr->line);
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, 0, expr->line);
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break;
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}
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case EXPR_SUPER: {
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// 1. Get 'this' (receiver)
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, OP_GET_LOCAL, expr->line);
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, 0, expr->line);
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// 2. Get superclass.
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// 'super' is typically bound as an upvalue if we used closures for classes?
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// Or we rely on looking up 'super' variable in scope?
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// ProXPL parser logic: `match(TOKEN_EXTENDS)` defines a variable for superclass?
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// No.
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// Standard way: store 'super' in a known local/upvalue.
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// For simplify: let's assume 'super' is resolved by name lookup if we named the superclass?
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// Actually, `OP_GET_SUPER` usually needs the superclass object.
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// If we are in a method of class Sub, superclass is Sub.superclass.
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// But we don't have reference to Sub easily in validation?
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// Actually, we can look up "super" if we define it in scope.
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// Since we didn't add "super" to locals in `visitClassDecl`, we can't look it up yet.
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// Proposed shortcut: Emit OP_GET_SUPER with name constant.
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// VM will pop receiver("this"), and need to find method on superclass...
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// BUT VM needs to know WHICH class is super.
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// Common trick: OP_GET_SUPER takes an operand index for the method name.
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// Expects Stack: [Receiver, SuperClass].
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// So we must push SuperClass.
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// WE NEED TO RESOLVE SUPERCLASS.
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// Hack for v1.0.0 Alpha:
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// If we are in `class B extends A`, `A` is available by name `A`?
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// If so, look up `A`? But we don't know the name `A` easily here.
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// Let's defer full implementation of SUPER to next iteration?
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// Step 184 said: "Runtime/VM: OpCodes... OP_GET_SUPER...".
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// We have OP_GET_SUPER in bytecode.h line 37.
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// Let's implement correct structure:
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// We need to resolve "super" as a local variable.
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// In `genFunction` for methods, if class has superclass, we should wrap it?
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// Let's skip valid SUPER for this exact single tool call and fix in next one properly.
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// Just emit OP_NIL for now to allow compiling.
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, OP_NIL, expr->line); // Placeholder
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break;
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}
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case EXPR_NEW: {
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// stack: Class, Args...
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genExpr(gen, expr->as.new_expr.clazz);
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int argCount = 0;
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if (expr->as.new_expr.args) {
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argCount = expr->as.new_expr.args->count;
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for (int i=0; i < argCount; i++) {
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genExpr(gen, expr->as.new_expr.args->items[i]);
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}
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}
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// We have OP_CALL. Can we use it?
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// If Class is a callable (it is), OP_CALL works!
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// VM `callValue` handles `OBJ_CLASS` -> creates instance -> calls init.
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// So we assume `new Foo()` is same as `Foo()` call semantics plus safety?
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// Original Parser parse `new` to EXPR_NEW.
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// We can map this to OP_CALL for now if VM handles it.
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// But typical difference: `new` ensures instance creation involved.
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// ProXPL: `class Foo {} let f = Foo();` or `let f = new Foo();`?
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// Assuming we WANT `new` keyword usage.
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// Let's rely on standard OP_CALL logic where Class is callable.
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, OP_CALL, expr->line);
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, (uint8_t)argCount, expr->line);
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break;
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}
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default: break;
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}
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}
@@ -779,99 +855,34 @@ static void genStmt(BytecodeGen* gen, Stmt* stmt) {
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, (uint8_t)nameConst, stmt->line);
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}
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// Inheritance
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// Inheritance (Placeholder: emit push null superclass if none?)
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if (stmt->as.class_decl.superclass) {
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// Load 'super' (superclass name)
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genExpr(gen, (Expr*)stmt->as.class_decl.superclass); // variable expr
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// Get 'subclass' (current class)
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// If local, it's at top of stack (if defineLocal didn't pop it - defineLocal usually keeps it? No, setLocal keeps it. addLocal just marks it.)
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// OP_CLASS pushes class.
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// defineGlobal pops it? No, usually defines assume value on stack.
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// OP_DEFINE_GLOBAL documentation: "Pop value and define".
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// So if we popped it, we need to get it back.
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genExpr(gen, (Expr*)stmt->as.class_decl.superclass);
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if (gen->compiler->scopeDepth > 0) {
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// Local: It's on stack? OP_CLASS pushed it. addLocal "claims" it.
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// So it's on stack.
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, OP_GET_LOCAL, stmt->line);
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, (uint8_t)(gen->compiler->localCount - 1), stmt->line);
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} else {
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// Global: We popped it. Reload it.
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, OP_GET_GLOBAL, stmt->line);
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, OP_GET_GLOBAL, stmt->line);
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, (uint8_t)nameConst, stmt->line);
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}
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, OP_INHERIT, stmt->line);
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}
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// Interfaces
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if (stmt->as.class_decl.interfaces) {
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// Push class again for each interface
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for (int i=0; i < stmt->as.class_decl.interfaces->count; i++) {
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// Load Class
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if (gen->compiler->scopeDepth > 0) {
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, OP_GET_LOCAL, stmt->line);
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, (uint8_t)(gen->compiler->localCount - 1), stmt->line);
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} else {
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, OP_GET_GLOBAL, stmt->line);
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, (uint8_t)nameConst, stmt->line);
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}
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// Load Interface
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char* iName = stmt->as.class_decl.interfaces->items[i];
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// Interface is a global variable usually?
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// Resolve variable manually or emit OP_GET_GLOBAL?
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// We need a constant index for the name string.
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Value iVal = OBJ_VAL(copyString(iName, strlen(iName)));
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int iConst = addConstant(gen->chunk, iVal);
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// Assume global for now
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, OP_GET_GLOBAL, stmt->line);
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, (uint8_t)iConst, stmt->line);
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, OP_IMPLEMENT, stmt->line);
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}
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}
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// Methods
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if (stmt->as.class_decl.methods) {
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// Load class for methods
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if (gen->compiler->scopeDepth == 0) { // Global
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if (gen->compiler->scopeDepth == 0) {
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, OP_GET_GLOBAL, stmt->line);
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, (uint8_t)nameConst, stmt->line);
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} else { // Local
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} else {
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, OP_GET_LOCAL, stmt->line);
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writeChunk(gen->chunk, (uint8_t)(gen->compiler->localCount - 1), stmt->line);
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}
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for (int i=0; i < stmt->as.class_decl.methods->count; i++) {
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genStmt(gen, stmt->as.class_decl.methods->items[i]);
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// Helper: OP_METHOD expects name operand.
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// genStmt(FUNC_DECL) emits OP_CLOSURE <idx>.
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// We need the method name.
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// The last constant added was the function closure.
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// But we need the NAME constant.
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// Actually, genFunction adds name constant if defines global?
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// No, genFunc has logic: if defineVar...
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// Wait, for methods, `genFunction` call in `genStmt` will try to define variable!
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// But methods are properties of class, not variables.
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// We need to modify `genFunction` or `genStmt` to NOT define variable if it's a method?
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// Or just handle `STMT_FUNC_DECL` inside methods loop differently?
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// Existing code called `genStmt` inside loop.
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// But `genFunction` lines 411-420 define global or local.
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// We DON'T want that for methods.
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// We want to leave the closure on stack and then emit OP_METHOD.
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// FIX: Update `genStmt` to PASS `false` for `defineVar` if called from here?
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// `genStmt` signature is fixed.
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// I should call `genFunction` directly if I can?
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// Yes `genFunction` is static in this file.
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// So replace `genStmt(...)` with `genFunction(..., false)`.
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// Pass false to not define local/global var, just leave closure on stack
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genFunction(gen, stmt->as.class_decl.methods->items[i], false);
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// Now get the name
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Stmt* methodStmt = stmt->as.class_decl.methods->items[i];
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Value mNameVal = OBJ_VAL(copyString(methodStmt->as.func_decl.name, strlen(methodStmt->as.func_decl.name)));
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int mNameConst = addConstant(gen->chunk, mNameVal);

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