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typed.clj.analyzer.passes.classify-invoke
classify-invokeclj
(classify-invoke {:keys [op] :as ast})If the AST node is an :invoke, check the node in function position,
- if it is a keyword, transform the node in a :keyword-invoke node;
- if it is the clojure.core/instance? var and the first argument is a literal class, transform the node in a :instance? node to be inlined by the emitter
- if it is a protocol function var, transform the node in a :protocol-invoke node
- if it is a regular function with primitive type hints that match a clojure.lang.IFn$[primitive interface], transform the node in a :prim-invoke node
If the AST node is an :invoke, check the node in function position, * if it is a keyword, transform the node in a :keyword-invoke node; * if it is the clojure.core/instance? var and the first argument is a literal class, transform the node in a :instance? node to be inlined by the emitter * if it is a protocol function var, transform the node in a :protocol-invoke node * if it is a regular function with primitive type hints that match a clojure.lang.IFn$[primitive interface], transform the node in a :prim-invoke node
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