Split dart:builtin into dart:builtin and dart:io.

runtime/vm/parser.cc

Index: runtime/vm/parser.cc
diff --git a/runtime/vm/parser.cc b/runtime/vm/parser.cc
index 676b0c04f06721da19e13782981a144fdb7be855..78377451912142f5036e953695494510bc69160c 100644
--- a/runtime/vm/parser.cc
+++ b/runtime/vm/parser.cc
@@ -3329,11 +3329,15 @@ void Parser::ParseLibraryImport() {
     // Lookup the library URL.
     Library& library = Library::Handle(Library::LookupLibrary(canon_url));
     if (library.IsNull()) {
-      // Create a new library object and call the library tag handler.
-      library = Library::New(canon_url);
-      library.Register();

[Mads Ager (google), 2012/01/23 11:35:38]

I changed the handling of this. Registering an empty library here means that you
cannot do a 'already loaded' check in the tag handler by checking if
Dart_LookupLibrary finds something. Also, creating a new library here as well as
in Dart_LoadLibrary(url, source) seemed unnecessary?

-      // The tag handler expects the importing library as a parameter.
+      // Call the library tag handler to load the library.
       CallLibraryTagHandler(kImportTag, import_pos, canon_url);
+      // If the library tag handler succeded without registering the
+      // library we create an empty library to import.
+      library = Library::LookupLibrary(canon_url);
+      if (library.IsNull()) {
+        library = Library::New(canon_url);
+        library.Register();
+      }
     }
     // Add the import to the library.
     if (prefix.IsNull() || (prefix.Length() == 0)) {