this should not refer to the lambda

[Mark Thornton]

Alex Blewitt wrote:
> The # is a lot more like the Runnable than the block case; you are  
> (potentially) instantiating a new "thing" (it can throw OOM) and that  
> thing has reference semantics, much like an instance would. A block  
> cannot throw an OOM nor does it have reference semantics.
>   
If a block declares variables, is it permissable for VM to allocate 
space for them on entry to the block instead of at method entry? Some 
VM's dynamically resize stacks, thus potentially transforming a stack 
overflow into OOM.

Mark