Igor Stasenko a écrit :
>>
>> Common! You don't like the system? Change It!
>> This is just 1 method attached.
> 
> Heh.. you seem stumbled upon same things as i was :)
> 
> well, if you writing own code so you have a total control whether you
> want inlining or not, you can simply write:
> [ ... ] perform: #whileTrue
> 
> (x=y) perform: #ifTrue: with: [ ... ]
> 
> :)
> 
> but if you don't want inlining at all in a system (like me) - the only
> way is to change the compiler.
> 

Basically, if you want both to coexist, just create a subclass of 
MessageNode to redefine noteSpecialSelector:, then subclass all the 
chain Compiler/Parser to use that MessageNode... And change 
compilerClass where you desire.

If you just want to change the whole system, just change 
noteSpecialSelector:. Of course, you will have to find other ways to 
decently optimize the execution...

Nicolas