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sdk/lib/mirrors/mirror_classes.dart

 // Copyright (c) 2012, the Dart project authors.  Please see the AUTHORS file
 // for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
 // BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
 
-// The dart:mirrors library provides reflective access for Dart program.
-//
+// Commented out until supported by VM.
+// part of dart.mirrors;
+
 // For the purposes of the mirrors library, we adopt a naming
 // convention with respect to getters and setters.  Specifically, for
 // some variable or field...
 //
 //   var myField;
 //
 // ...the getter is named 'myField' and the setter is named
 // 'myField='.  This allows us to assign unique names to getters and
 // setters for the purposes of member lookup.
 
-// #library("mirrors");
-
 /**
  * A [MirrorSystem] is the main interface used to reflect on a set of
  * associated libraries.
  *
  * At runtime each running isolate has a distinct [MirrorSystem].
  *
  * It is also possible to have a [MirrorSystem] which represents a set
  * of libraries which are not running -- perhaps at compile-time.  In
  * this case, all available reflective functionality would be
  * supported, but runtime functionality (such as invoking a function
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 /**
  * A [MirrorException] is used to indicate errors within the mirrors
  * framework.
  */
 class MirrorException implements Exception {
   const MirrorException(String this._message);
   String toString() => "MirrorException: '$_message'";
   final String _message;
 }