_register_kinds!: prevent unintentional closure capture, boxing
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The variable `i` was unintentionally shared between the generator closure in `_register_kinds!` and another part of the body of `_register_kinds!`. Thus `i` was boxed, causing trouble for inference. Fix this by moving the part of `_register_kinds!` with `i` to a new function. Fixing this should make the sysimage more resistant to invalidation, once the change propagates to Julia itself.
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See the PR that backports this PR to JuliaSyntax v1 for info on the Julia sysimage invalidations that are fixed. |
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…liaLang#586) The variable `i` was unintentionally shared between the generator closure in `_register_kinds!` and another part of the body of `_register_kinds!`. Thus `i` was boxed, causing trouble for inference. Fix this by moving the part of `_register_kinds!` with `i` to a new function. Fixing this should make the sysimage more resistant to invalidation, once the change propagates to Julia itself. (cherry picked from commit 00bd17e)
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The variable `i` was unintentionally shared between the generator closure in `_register_kinds!` and another part of the body of `_register_kinds!`. Thus `i` was boxed, causing trouble for inference. Fix this by moving the part of `_register_kinds!` with `i` to a new function. Fixing this should make the sysimage more resistant to invalidation, once the change propagates to Julia itself.
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…) (#589) The variable `i` was unintentionally shared between the generator closure in `_register_kinds!` and another part of the body of `_register_kinds!`. Thus `i` was boxed, causing trouble for inference. Fix this by moving the part of `_register_kinds!` with `i` to a new function. Fixing this should make the sysimage more resistant to invalidation, once the change propagates to Julia itself. (cherry picked from commit 00bd17e)
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…liaLang/JuliaSyntax.jl#586) The variable `i` was unintentionally shared between the generator closure in `_register_kinds!` and another part of the body of `_register_kinds!`. Thus `i` was boxed, causing trouble for inference. Fix this by moving the part of `_register_kinds!` with `i` to a new function. Fixing this should make the sysimage more resistant to invalidation, once the change propagates to Julia itself.
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The variable
iwas unintentionally shared between the generator closure in_register_kinds!and another part of the body of_register_kinds!. Thusiwas boxed, causing trouble for inference.Fix this by moving the part of
_register_kinds!withito a new function.Fixing this should make the sysimage more resistant to invalidation, once the change propagates to Julia itself.