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If I call `processAllDeclaredCallables` inside of `generateFunctions` I get a recursive loop that ends in a StackOverflowError. Is it intended that I should opt-in to `DirectDeclarationsAccess` in this case?

There is a `declaredScope` inside `MemberGenerationContext` passed to `generateFunctions`, you shoud use it.

Functions generated by the plugin are part of the declared scope of class, so the compiler creates a composite scope which consists of `FirClassDeclaredMemberScopeImpl` (containing declarations which were declared inside the class in the sources) and `FirGeneratedClassDeclaredMemberScope` (containing declarations generated by plugins). So this `scope.declaredScope` is the reference to the "real declared scope" with functions only from sources

This works for the class in which I’m generating functions, but what if I want to find a function declaration in its superclass?

:thinking_face: Perhaps I wouldn’t hit the recursion issue in that case