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Implement C and Java generation support for implicit/explicit operators #588

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@tritao tritao commented Jan 28, 2018

Fixes #581.

@tritao tritao changed the title Implement C and Java generation support implicit/explicit operators Implement C and Java generation support for implicit/explicit operators Jan 28, 2018
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@tritao is this work unfinished? I think the Windows build is basically timing out on the Run-C-Tests Cake target.

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tritao commented Mar 27, 2018

The work should be finished, I left it unmerged because I did not figure out why the Windows CI was not working and did not want to break anything.

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chamons commented Mar 15, 2021

Hey @akoeplinger - Why was this re-tagged for review? Do you want it to go in or was it a misclick?

My information, which may be out dated, was that the C backend was maintained by someone on the mono side who's since moved on.

While those of us who did Obj-C/Java could look at it, there may not be a perfect content expert to review.

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master was renamed to main, @chamons you can ignore if you like.

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Java: opExplicit (and probably opImplicit) results in invalid method generation
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