Or, showing up in class without registering.
One pain point in dynamic language implementation is managing code dynamically. While implementor’s focus is on the body of a method, and the linkage of that body to some desired calling sequence, there is a host of surrounding details required by the JVM to properly place that code. These details add noise to the implementor’s task, and often enough they cause various execution overheads. Anonymous classes can partially address these problems... [Read More]
