| Index: pkg/kernel/lib/target/targets.dart
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| diff --git a/pkg/kernel/lib/target/targets.dart b/pkg/kernel/lib/target/targets.dart
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| index 3227f012c7b72a3ae7ef275653378886a0a37049..c47c117fe972d1c61487e542d1d93fa44f648396 100644
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| --- a/pkg/kernel/lib/target/targets.dart
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| +++ b/pkg/kernel/lib/target/targets.dart
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| @@ -121,29 +121,6 @@ abstract class Target {
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| void performGlobalTransformations(CoreTypes coreTypes, Program program,
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| {void logger(String msg)});
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| - /// Whether a platform library may define a restricted type, such as `bool`,
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| - /// `int`, `double`, `num`, and `String`.
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| - ///
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| - /// By default only `dart:core` may define restricted types, but some target
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| - /// implementations override this.
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| - bool mayDefineRestrictedType(Uri uri) =>
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| - uri.scheme == 'dart' && uri.path == 'core';
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| -
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| - /// Whether the `native` language extension is supported within [library].
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| - ///
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| - /// The `native` language extension is not part of the language specification,
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| - /// it means something else to each target, and it is enabled under different
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| - /// circumstances for each target implementation. For example, the VM target
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| - /// enables it everywhere because of existing support for "dart-ext:" native
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| - /// extensions, but targets like dart2js only enable it on the core libraries.
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| - bool enableNative(Uri uri) => false;
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| -
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| - /// There are two variants of the `native` language extension. The VM expects
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| - /// the native token to be followed by string, whereas dart2js and DDC do not.
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| - // TODO(sigmund, ahe): ideally we should remove the `native` syntax, if not,
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| - // we should at least unify the VM and non-VM variants.
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| - bool get nativeExtensionExpectsString => false;
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| -
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| /// Builds an expression that instantiates an [Invocation] that can be passed
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| /// to [noSuchMethod].
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| Expression instantiateInvocation(CoreTypes coreTypes, Expression receiver,
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