Gabriel, by allowing subclasses to override #compiler, it becomes possible to easily provide a customized compiler for a class or hierarchy of classes without affecting system behavior globally. If you look at senders of #compiler, you can see where that can get interesting. For your experimentation, I'd suggest that this is actually a better way to go about it, since you can try things for your test classes without breaking the whole environment. Once you're happy with your new compiler, you can set the global Compiler in whatever way you want. See EsCompiler class>>#initializeAfterLoad.
Tom
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