let f = __abstract(":object", "(__f)");
global.result = f().p;
But it currently fails because the access to .p is not known to be safe. I'd like to model that the result of the call to f is a simple object where all such accesses should simply be allowed, maybe via __abstract(":object(simple)", ...).
I need this to work:
But it currently fails because the access to
.p
is not known to be safe. I'd like to model that the result of the call tof
is a simple object where all such accesses should simply be allowed, maybe via__abstract(":object(simple)", ...)
.