Default implementation of toplevel function gives error

[quintesse]

The following code:

native void nf1() {
    print("nf1");
}

shared void run() {
    nf1();
}

results in "ReferenceError: nf1 is not defined" on JS. On the JVM, it compiles and outputs "nf1", it should do the same for JS.

[chochos]

native headers cannot provide their own default impls? So this should be an error? Why then does the JVM backend compile it just fine?

[quintesse]

@chochos sorry, I copied that from the original that was opened on ceylon-spec. The given code example should indeed work, just like on the JVM. I'll edit the text.