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Accessors were multiply generated under separate compilation.
To fix this, the resident body of an inlined function is now
the same as the inlined body. Both use accessors where necessary.
Previously, only the inlined body used accessors.
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`inline` is now a modifier keyword. To keep disruption tolerable,
we still allow `@inline` as an annotation as well. Other uses of
`inline` are supported only under `-language:Scala2` and are rewritten
to identifiers in backticks.
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Drop @dotty.annotation.inline. This will inline all
@inline marked methods in Scala for which a body is known
(i.e. that are either compiled in the same run or have Tasty
trees available).
Option -Yno-inline suppresses inlining. This is needed for
the moment because some @inline methods access private members
or members that are otherwise inaccessible at the call-site.
Also fixes some problems in Inliner
- make sure type arguments to inline calls re fully defined
- don't forget recursive calls in typeMap
- don't forget positions in treeMap
- drop dead code dealing with outer.
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