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I don't have a very strong preference, but "Syntax" makes me think of concrete syntax, as in S-Exprs. How about renaming the module to Ast, so there is a clear correspondence with design/AstSemantics.md?

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lgtm

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Oh, can you also adjust the README to reflect the name change?

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Sorry, I was in the air for the rest of the day after submitting the PR. Looks like you already did the readme.md changes.

@rossberg rossberg deleted the rename-syntax branch August 26, 2015 13:15
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