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[Kawa-commonlisp-dev] Java representation of define-class slots
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John Cowan |
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[Kawa-commonlisp-dev] Java representation of define-class slots |
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Fri, 21 Jun 2013 04:19:39 -0400 |
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How are slots represented in the instances of define-class classes?
Are they just Java instance variables, or are they more complicated
than that? Are they copied down from the superclasses, or is there some
other trick to it?
For ISLisp purposes, copy-down makes the most sense, because you are
not allowed to redefine classes, and the compiler can be expected to be
aware of all of them.
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