LibJS: Make function instantiation a bit more spec compliant #1555
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We used to call
ECMAScriptFunctionObject::create()
to instantiate different types of JS functions with a lot of "prep" hidden inECMAScriptFunctionObject::initialize()
. This replaces that withinstantiate_function_object()
which matches the specs and organizes function initialization in one place.To be safe I choose to skip the code in
ECMAScriptFunctionObject::initialize()
if we're instantiation from ainstantiate_function_object()
otherwise that code will be executed sinceECMAScriptFunctionObject::create()
is called from a bunch of other places that may need it. I think ideally that code should be removed and JS function initialization should be done from functions that match the specs.test262 diff: