Sorta, but it's important for the calling convention that the compiler is consistent on what is done at compiletime vs runtime. Because methods are "normal func

Sorta, but it's important for the calling convention that the compiler is consistent on what is done at compiletime vs runtime. Because methods are "normal functions" for the calling convention (and can be assigned to function-typed variables), there would be a lot of gymnastics required for the compiler to make runtime-generated variants of methods work.