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Replace it with two functions that won't run into issues with trying to call bound objects, instances, etc. that weren't on the stack. In general, if you have a callable value of unknown type you should call `krk_callStack` with it on the stack followed by all of its args; to make this abundantly clear, `krk_callStack` only takes the argument count. For calling things we know to be safe (closures and natives), there is `krk_callDirect`, which should be used, for example, when calling core methods like __repr__. |
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| simple-repl.h | ||