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10 years ago - Functions are still passed around as _i8, but they are now stored as _i8 and loaded before called. This mimics gccgo, which passes functions around as __go_descriptor. Global functions are special cased to avoid the unnecessary load from global.
- MakeClosure is implemented, which simply allocates a structure {fnptr, binding1, binding2...} and stores the function and bindings within.
- Before calls to non-global functions, llgo emits a call to __go_set_closure with the **i8 value. This is ignored by non-closure functions.
- Functions with free vars (i.e. closures) make a call to __go_get_closure and extract bindings from within.
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