The newest Om changes split some functionality off to OMR and the GC. The main difference is that some names have changed and moved to OMR::GC. For example, Om::RootRef is now GC::StackRoot, and the root list is hung off the GC::Context.
As well, I've stopped using namespace Om, so it's clear what's OMR::GC and what's OMR::Om.
The newest Om changes split some functionality off to OMR and the GC. The main difference is that some names have changed and moved to
OMR::GC
. For example,Om::RootRef
is nowGC::StackRoot
, and the root list is hung off theGC::Context
.As well, I've stopped
using namespace Om
, so it's clear what'sOMR::GC
and what'sOMR::Om
.Signed-off-by: Robert Young rwy0717@gmail.com