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In run_execution of LEVM when we pop a callframe for handling the execution result the name of call_frame isn't very descriptive neither there nor inside the functions that take callframe as parameter.
I think that maybe executed_call_frame would be a more reasonable name. And also, the current callframe in that context could be called parent_call_frame (or not, current_call_frame is good enough I'd say).
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**Motivation**
Give a better description of call_frame related variables in
run_execution().
**Description**
- Use `executed_call_frame` in scenarios in which the callframe has
already been executed.
- Use `parent_call_frame` in scenarios in which a callframe has been
popped before, to we are working with the previous one.
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Closes#2569
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**Motivation**
Give a better description of call_frame related variables in
run_execution().
**Description**
- Use `executed_call_frame` in scenarios in which the callframe has
already been executed.
- Use `parent_call_frame` in scenarios in which a callframe has been
popped before, to we are working with the previous one.
<!-- Link to issues: Resolves#111, Resolves#222 -->
Closes#2569
After #2417 is merged
In run_execution of LEVM when we pop a callframe for handling the execution result the name of
call_frame
isn't very descriptive neither there nor inside the functions that take callframe as parameter.I think that maybe
executed_call_frame
would be a more reasonable name. And also, the current callframe in that context could be calledparent_call_frame
(or not,current_call_frame
is good enough I'd say).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: