spec: replace the type shorthands #116
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Summary ======= Replace the "type shorthands" (`"int"`, `"float"`, etc.) with the real syntax (`IntTy()`, `FloatTy(),` etc.) in the formal definition. Details ======= The type shorthands were originally intended to make the definition easier to read, but they're currently defined as if they were separate syntatic constructs (which they're not). They're replaced with the type syntax they stand for, bringing the language defintion closer to what was/is intended.
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Summary
Replace the type shorthands (
"int","float", etc.) with thereal syntax (
IntTy(),FloatTy(),etc.) in the formal definition.Details
The type shorthands were originally intended to make the definition
easier to read, but they're currently defined as if they were separate
syntactic constructs (which they're not).
They're replaced with the type syntax they stand for, bringing the
language definition closer to what was/is intended.
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