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mark target/package/toolchain:memcache as public#7095

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@waruqi waruqi added this to the v3.0.6 milestone Dec 3, 2025
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This pull request standardizes the access to the internal memory caching mechanism (memcache) within Xmake's core components, specifically the package, target, and toolchain modules. By promoting the _memcache function to a public memcache method, the change aims to improve consistency, maintainability, and potentially facilitate future interactions with the caching layer across the codebase.

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  • API Visibility: The _memcache function, previously a private method (indicated by the _ prefix), has been made public and renamed to memcache across the package, target, and toolchain modules.
  • Code Consistency: All internal references and calls to the _memcache function within the affected modules (package, target, toolchain) have been updated to use the new public memcache method, ensuring a unified access pattern.
  • Cache Key Simplification: In the toolchain module, the logic for generating cache keys for the _checktool function has been streamlined, leading to cleaner and more direct cache access.
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This pull request consistently refactors the caching mechanism by making the memcache method public across the target, package, and toolchain modules. In package.lua and target.lua, this is a straightforward rename from _memcache to memcache. In toolchain.lua, a new public memcache method is introduced that provides a per-instance cache, which is a significant improvement over the previous module-level global cache. This change enhances encapsulation and prevents potential cache collisions. The _checktool function is also updated to leverage this new instance-specific cache, simplifying the logic. The changes are well-implemented and improve the overall code quality and maintainability.

@waruqi waruqi merged commit 751be37 into dev Dec 3, 2025
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@waruqi waruqi deleted the memcache branch December 3, 2025 02:37
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