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where clause in attributes doesn't get thunked right when is default is used
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Phixes #1465 When we compile_in_context, we rake the .ann('outer')s to find all the good bits. However, Whatever curries don't get that annotation and so the raking stops prematurely. This causes any curry that tries to access some core symbols (like subroutines) executed during being time explode. Fix by adding annotation of setting the outer to the current pad.
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Is also busted for junctions, if I read it right, only WhateverCode was fixed. |
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Phixes #1465 When we compile_in_context, we rake the .ann('outer')s to find all the good bits. However, the `where` thunks don't get that annotation and so the raking stops prematurely. This causes the thunk that tries to access some core symbols (like Junction ops) executed during being time explode. Fix by adding annotating the thunk with the current pad.
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