TypeSpecifierContext - Do not create multiple equivalent objects #677
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Previously, ->negate() would create objects with negative values, which are harder to understand in the debugger, but behave the same way as their positive counterpart (e.g. -4 and 12 are equivalent in the lower 4 bits).
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This is some hardcode computer science, but I trust you :D |
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Previously, ->negate() would create objects with negative values, which are
harder to understand in the debugger, but behave the same way as their positive
counterpart (e.g. -4 and 12 are equivalent in the lower 4 bits).