Is there a situation where one would prefer

@CompileDynamic

over

@TypeChecked(SKIP)

? From what I tested,

@TypeChecked(SKIP)

implies

@CompileDynamic

but not the other way around. So if the code in general is caused to be type-checked due to

@TypeChecked

or a compiler config script doing it, you can only use

@TypeChecked(SKIP)

to not type-check some code. If the cause for type-checking is

@CompileStatic

or a compiler config script doing it, then both can be used. So I really wonder when I ever would want to use

@CompileDynamic

.