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Hi All,
I recently found a bug(?) with #adoptInstance: (primitive 160).
If you create a variable class, let's call it A, and a subclass of it, B,
where B has an instance variable called foo, then
B adoptInstance: (A new: 1)
will fail with error code #'bad receiver', which is fine, because B needs
more slots than A, but
A adoptInstance: (B new: 1)
will succeed. The resulting object will have 2 indexable slots instead of
1, because the instance variable will be converted to an indexable slot.
Is this the expected behavior? (primitive 115 does the same)
Levente
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