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Scalaxy/Reify provides a powerful reified values mechanism that deals well with composition and captures of runtime values, allowing for complex ASTs to be generated during runtime for re-compilation or transformation purposes.

It preserves the original value that was reified, allowing for flexible mixed usage of runtime value and compile-time AST.

Please look at documentation of scalaxy.reified.reified and scalaxy.reified.Reified first.

import scalaxy.reified._

def comp(capture1: Int): ReifiedFunction1[Int, Int] = {
  val capture2 = Seq(10, 20, 30)
  val f = reified((x: Int) => capture1 + capture2(x))
  val g = reified((x: Int) => x * x)

  g.compose(f)
}

val f = comp(10)
// Normal evaluation, using regular function:
println(f(1))

// Get the function's AST, inlining all captured values and captured reified values:
println(f.expr.tree)

// Compile the AST at runtime (needs scala-compiler.jar in the classpath):
val compiledF = f.compile()()
// Evaluation, using the freshly-compiled function:
println(compiledF(1))