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From YouTube: SES Meeting: Virtual Module Sources
Description
Caridy Patiño and Kris Kowal investigate a lower-level design for virtual module sources using what we might call a contour controller, an object that stands for a module record and controls its linkage and bindings, presumably imperatively.
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Caridy:
to
the
environment
record
that
you
just
create.,
and
now
you
have
a
fully
qualifying
environment
record
that
can
be
used
by
any
name
in
space.,
and
now
we
go
into
your
api,,
which
is
okay..
You
now
have
that
environment
record..
It
has
values
on
it.,
it's
basically
a
record..
It's
just
a
record
that
has.
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Kris
“cowbert”
kowal:
right?
they
and
stateless.,
kris
“cowbert”
kowal:,
the
the
virtual
module
source
doesn't
contain
an
environment
record.
it
it
has
a
hook,.
It's
more
like
it's
more
like
our
handler
object..
It's
more
like
a
more
elaborate
handler
object
on
the
module
cons
for
the
module
constructor,
except.
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Saleh:,
how
the
findings
go.
kris
“cowbert”
kowal:?
The
word
comes
in
instance.
they
so
to
be
clear..
That
is
not
the
extent
of
the
differences.
that
modules
module,
sources.
module
text
to
the
text
of
a
module
is
a
different
grammar
production,
and
has
different
semantics,
and
is
implicitly
strict
mode..
It's
very
different
than
evaluating
of
the
script.