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All global variables are known at compile time, so there is no need to store them in a hashmap.
The reasoning for this decision initially was to allow for usage of a value before definition in the global scope. This, however, can be implemented by putting a placeholder in the bytecode, and updating it after the desired value is defined. Once compilation for a module is finished, we can just display an error if any positions have yet to be populated.
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All global variables are known at compile time, so there is no need to store them in a hashmap.
The reasoning for this decision initially was to allow for usage of a value before definition in the global scope. This, however, can be implemented by putting a placeholder in the bytecode, and updating it after the desired value is defined. Once compilation for a module is finished, we can just display an error if any positions have yet to be populated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: