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Depends on what you find interesting. Depending upon what you are targeting, the names can be part of the bytecode and the interesting part becomes conforming t
by kodablah 8y ago
Depends on what you find interesting. Depending upon what you are targeting, the names can be part of the bytecode and the interesting part becomes conforming to their naming standards, preventing clashes, mangling for needed temps for synthetics/spilling/etc, and name resolution even in recursive situations.
- webkike 8y agoSure, that’s interesting in the sense that it is complicated to deal with, but these are not reasons for adding naming into the bytecode.