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cpp: remove cpp addr/deref handling in sem #290
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In semexprs there was a path that changed addr/deref handling for cpp. This is a layering violation and led to non-idempotent sem. Removal will result in many code gen issues for the cpp backend. This commit includes a number of changes to tests in order to ensure that CI still passes. Identifying tests modified due to cpp related failures with knownIssues. Additionally, a few small issues with testament were found and fixed: - tests weren't always skipped when they weren't in requested targets - megatest always ran, even if the c target wasn't specified
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Fixes at least some of the code-gen issues introduced by nim-works#290. All previously deactived tests work again. Since temporaries are now also used in places where they previously weren't (for the C back-end), this is a breaking change.
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Fixes at least some of the code-gen issues introduced by nim-works#290. All previously deactived tests work again. Since temporaries are now also used in places where they previously weren't (for the C back-end), this is a breaking change.
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294: cpp: fix `var` parameter regression r=saem a=zerbina Fixes at least some of the code-gen issues introduced by #290. All previously disabled tests work again. For more details, refer to ``tests/ccgbugs/tvar_param.nim``. Since temporaries are now also used in places where they previously weren't (for the C back-end), this is a breaking change. Co-authored-by: zerbina <[email protected]>
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In semexprs there was a path that changed addr/deref handling for cpp.
This is a layering violation and led to non-idempotent sem. Removal
will result in many code gen issues for the cpp backend.
This commit includes a number of changes to tests in order to ensure
that CI still passes. Identifying tests modified due to cpp related
failures with knownIssues.
Additionally, a few small issues with testament were found and fixed:
Notes for Reviewers
Relates to the discussion here: #289
It's not fully disabling or removing cpp features, but at least we can make honest fixes
instead of hacks.