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Simplify Syntax #177

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Simplify Syntax #177

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@b-studios b-studios commented Nov 5, 2022

Over the weekend, I took the time to cleanup the code base a bit. Quite a few changes accumulated:

  • dropped extern effect since we have capabilities to take over this job (will be reintroduced later as extern interface, though).
  • started to separate symbols from types. Previously, symbols like TypeVar have been a symbol and a type at the same time. By separating the two, it was possible to split symbols.scala into symbols.scala and types.scala making the distinction a bit more clear: (there is work left to do: CaptureUnificationVars are still symbols AND captures -- that's for another weekend).
  • split record into Record + Construtor. This way data types do not give rise to record definitions for their variants, again making things a bit clearer (@phischu this should also help the LLVM backend).

@b-studios b-studios changed the title Drop syntax for multiple value argument sections Simplify Syntax Nov 5, 2022
@b-studios b-studios merged commit 6d47a50 into master Nov 7, 2022
@b-studios b-studios deleted the feature/simplify-syntax branch November 7, 2022 09:13
@marzipankaiser marzipankaiser restored the feature/simplify-syntax branch November 7, 2022 16:00
@marzipankaiser marzipankaiser deleted the feature/simplify-syntax branch November 7, 2022 16:00
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