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Ok, please don't merge yet because I need to tidy up the commit history and add more tests, but this now appears to work. |
BlockStmts now have a flag that indicates whether blocks are procedural or concurrent. When two blocks are flattened inside a concurrent block, we create extra variables for any read variables that are written to, to avoid variables being read by one block after they are written to by another.
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Introduces fresh variables when flattening multiple blocks inside a concurrent block