Q: senders of inlined #to:do:

> I'm planning for an automated analysis of methods in the collection
> hierarchy which could be candidate for a possible #applyTo:from:to
> normalization (only if performance >= ).
>
> The analysis will be done by running Goya[1] and coloring the respective
> callers and callees, driven by a dedicated set of TestCases.
>
> But for inlined #to:do: and friends (#whileTrue:'s etc), another
> approach is needed. Is there perhaps something that someone can share,
> or do I have to write such a query with bytecode analysis tools. Any
> examples for the latter?
>
> Thank you in advance for comments, examples, pointers, all appreciated.

> I'm planning for an automated analysis of methods in the collection
> hierarchy which could be candidate for a possible #applyTo:from:to
> normalization (only if performance >= ).
>
> The analysis will be done by running Goya[1] and coloring the respective
> callers and callees, driven by a dedicated set of TestCases.
>
> But for inlined #to:do: and friends (#whileTrue:'s etc), another approach
> is needed. Is there perhaps something that someone can share, or do I have
> to write such a query with bytecode analysis tools. Any examples for the
> latter?
>
> Thank you in advance for comments, examples, pointers, all appreciated.

>>
>> But for inlined #to:do: and friends (#whileTrue:'s etc), another  
>> approach
>> is needed. Is there perhaps something that someone can share, or do I  
>> have
>> to write such a query with bytecode analysis tools. Any examples for the
>> latter?
>>
>> Thank you in advance for comments, examples, pointers, all appreciated.
>
> The AST package [1] adds #isInlineToDo to RBMessageNode. Yeah, it will
> be slow but it's convenient.

> Hi Philippe,
>
> on Sat, 16 Sep 2006 12:36:13 +0200, you wrote:
> > 2006/9/15, Klaus D. Witzel <[hidden email]>:
> >> I'm planning for an automated analysis
> ... bla, bla, bla.
> >>
> >> But for inlined #to:do: and friends (#whileTrue:'s etc), another
> >> approach
> >> is needed. Is there perhaps something that someone can share, or do I
> >> have
> >> to write such a query with bytecode analysis tools. Any examples for the
> >> latter?
> >>
> >> Thank you in advance for comments, examples, pointers, all appreciated.
> >
> > The AST package [1] adds #isInlineToDo to RBMessageNode. Yeah, it will
> > be slow but it's convenient.
>
> Great, that was what I was looking for, #isInlineToDo :) Thank you
> Philippe.
>
> BTW, OT: how is primitive 71 going, did is disappear from the radar.