API Visibility was: Segfault when running compiled Truffle method.

[Christian Wimmer]

I'll give it a try, since I'm playing around with that code anyway right 
now.

-Christian


On 01/23/2014 09:18 AM, Andreas Woess wrote:
> Yes. I've just checked -- it should be fine to reduce visibility of the
> DefaultVirtualFrame constructor and class. If anyone uses them, they
> should migrate.
>
> - andreas
>
> On 23.01.2014 18:14, Christian Wimmer wrote:
>>> In general, never create frames yourself, always use the methods in
>>> TruffleRuntime (there's also one for virtual frames nowadays, should you
>>> need it).
>>
>> That leads to the question: why are the classes and constructors public?
>>
>> Can I reduce the visibility without breaking any existing languages?
>>
>> -Christian
>>
>
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