added moo_process_t.perr and Processor>>primError to capture the last error set by a primitive function
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@ -1,4 +1,38 @@
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class Apex(nil)
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{
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}
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class Error(Apex)
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{
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}
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pooldic Error.Code
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{
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ENOERR := error(0).
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EGENERIC := error(1).
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ENOIMPL := error(2).
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ESYSERR := error(3).
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EINTERN := error(4).
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ESYSMEM := error(5).
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EOOMEM := error(6).
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EINVAL := error(7).
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ENOENT := error(8).
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EPERM := error(12).
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ERANGE := error(20).
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(* add more items... *)
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}
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(*pooldic Error.Code2
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{
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>> CAN I SUPPORT this kind of redefnition? as of now, it's not accepted because
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>> Error.Code2.EGENERIC is not a literal. Should i treate pooldic members as a constant
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>> and treat it as if it's a literal like? then even if the defined value changes,
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>> the definition here won't see the change... what is the best way to tackle this issue?
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EGENERIC := Error.Code2.EGENERIC.
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}*)
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extend Apex
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{
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## -------------------------------------------------------
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## -------------------------------------------------------
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@ -126,35 +160,49 @@ class Apex(nil)
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method basicAt: index
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{
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| perr |
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<primitive: #_basic_at>
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self index: index outOfRange: (self basicSize).
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## TODO: create a common method that translate a primitive error to some standard exceptions of primitive failure.
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perr := thisProcess primError.
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if (perr == Error.Code.ERANGE) { self index: index outOfRange: (self basicSize) }
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elsif (perr == Error.Code.EPERM) { self messageProhibited: #basicAt }
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else { self primitiveFailed }
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}
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method basicAt: index put: anObject
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{
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| perr |
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<primitive: #_basic_at_put>
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## TODO: proper error handling
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(*
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if (primitiveError == error(generic))
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{
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}
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else
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{
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self index: index outOfRange: (self basicSize).
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}*)
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self index: index outOfRange: (self basicSize).
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perr := thisProcess primError.
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if (perr == Error.Code.ERANGE) { self index: index outOfRange: (self basicSize) }
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elsif (perr == Error.Code.EPERM) { self messageProhibited: #basicAt:put: }
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else { self primitiveFailed }
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}
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method(#class) basicAt: index
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{
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| perr |
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<primitive: #_basic_at>
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self index: index outOfRange: (self basicSize).
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perr := thisProcess primError.
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if (perr == Error.Code.ERANGE) { self index: index outOfRange: (self basicSize) }
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elsif (perr == Error.Code.EPERM) { self messageProhibited: #basicAt:put: }
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else { self primitiveFailed }
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}
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method(#class) basicAt: index put: anObject
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{
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| perr |
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<primitive: #_basic_at_put>
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self index: index outOfRange: (self basicSize).
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perr := thisProcess primError.
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if (perr == Error.Code.ERANGE) { self index: index outOfRange: (self basicSize) }
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elsif (perr == Error.Code.EPERM) { self messageProhibited: #basicAt:put: }
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else { self primitiveFailed }
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}
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(* ------------------------------------------------------------------
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@ -489,32 +537,6 @@ class UndefinedObject(Apex)
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}
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class Error(Apex)
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{
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}
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pooldic Error.Code
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{
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EGENERIC := error(1).
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ENOIMPL := error(2).
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ESYSERR := error(3).
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EINTERN := error(4).
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ESYSMEM := error(5).
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EOOMEM := error(6).
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EINVAL := error(7).
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ENOENT := error(8).
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(* add more items... *)
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}
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(*pooldic Error.Code2
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{
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>> CAN I SUPPORT this kind of redefnition? as of now, it's not accepted because
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>> Error.Code2.EGENERIC is not a literal. Should i treate pooldic members as a constant
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>> and treat it as if it's a literal like? then even if the defined value changes,
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>> the definition here won't see the change... what is the best way to tackle this issue?
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EGENERIC := Error.Code2.EGENERIC.
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}*)
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extend Error
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{
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class(#pointer) Process(Object)
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{
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var initial_context, current_context, state, sp, prev, next, sem.
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var initial_context, current_context, state, sp, prev, next, sem, perr.
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method new
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{
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"instantiation is not allowed"
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^nil. "TODO: raise an exception"
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^nil. "TODO: raise an exception or return an error"
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}
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method prev
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{
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^self.prev.
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}
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method prev { ^self.prev }
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method next { ^self.next }
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method next
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{
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^self.next.
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}
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method next: process { self.next := process }
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method prev: process { self.prev := process }
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method next: process
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{
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self.next := process.
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}
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method prev: process
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{
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self.prev := process.
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}
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method primError { ^self.perr }
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method resume
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{
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GET_TOKEN (moo);
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/* [NOTE] default value assignment. only a literal is allowed */
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lit = token_to_literal (moo, 1);
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/* [NOTE] default value assignment. only a literal is allowed
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* the initial values for instance variables and
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* class instance variables are set to read-only.
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* this is likely to change if the actual initial
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* value assignment upon instantiation employes
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* deep-copying in moo_instantiate() and in the compiler. */
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lit = token_to_literal (moo, dcl_type != VAR_CLASS);
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if (!lit) return -1;
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/* set the initial value for the variable added above */
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@ -4310,7 +4315,7 @@ static int __read_array_literal (moo_t* moo, int rdonly, moo_oop_t* xlit)
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if (__read_byte_array_literal (moo, &lit) <= -1) return -1;
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if (rdonly)
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{
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MOO_ASSERT (moo, MOO_OOP_IS_POINTER(lit));
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MOO_ASSERT (moo, lit && MOO_OOP_IS_POINTER(lit));
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MOO_OBJ_SET_FLAGS_RDONLY (lit, 1);
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}
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break;
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@ -7071,7 +7076,9 @@ static MOO_INLINE moo_oop_t token_to_literal (moo_t* moo, int rdonly)
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}
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#if 0
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/* TODO: if a constant name is specified (constant defined in a class) */
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/* TODO: if a constant name is specified (constant defined in a class) or
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* another variable with the default initialization value
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* class { var x := 20, y := x. } */
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case MOO_IOTOK_IDENT:
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case MOO_IOTOK_IDENT_DOTTED:
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#endif
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proc->initial_context = c;
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proc->current_context = c;
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proc->sp = MOO_SMOOI_TO_OOP(-1);
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proc->perr = MOO_ERROR_TO_OOP(MOO_ENOERR);
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MOO_ASSERT (moo, (moo_oop_t)c->sender == moo->_nil);
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@ -3821,9 +3822,11 @@ static int start_method (moo_t* moo, moo_oop_method_t method, moo_oow_t nargs)
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}
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else
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{
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moo->errnum = MOO_EINVAL;
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MOO_DEBUG1 (moo, "Cannot call primitive numbered %zd - invalid number\n", pfnum);
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}
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moo->processor->active->perr = MOO_ERROR_TO_OOP(moo->errnum);
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goto activate_primitive_method_body;
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}
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};
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#define MOO_PROCESS_NAMED_INSTVARS 7
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#define MOO_PROCESS_NAMED_INSTVARS 8
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typedef struct moo_process_t moo_process_t;
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typedef struct moo_process_t* moo_oop_process_t;
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moo_oop_process_t next;
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moo_oop_semaphore_t sem;
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moo_oop_t perr; /* last error set by a primitive function */
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/* == variable indexed part == */
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moo_oop_t slot[1]; /* process stack */
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