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Add a sixten check command to the command-line interface that runs the typechecker but doesn't go further, which will be faster than using compile when you just want to see if something typechecks.
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I'm interested in building this and have a question on what the preferable implementation of this feature should be:
Should it return after running the only the frontend on each module, which would require additional options passed through and changes to be made to the Processor.Files module.
Or, run the full frontend and backend processing and then return before writing the modules out to disk and running llvm. This would need only a minor change to the processor, but would be doing more work.
I would assume the first option, but just wanted to check before submitting the implementation.
Add a
sixten check
command to the command-line interface that runs the typechecker but doesn't go further, which will be faster than usingcompile
when you just want to see if something typechecks.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: