Tasty Reflection #4270
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As a first step towards a reflective macro system based on Tasty, a high-level view of what tasty trees are. So far omitted are positions and how to compute types. This first commit should serve ad a blueprint for an extractor-based approach that connects to the underling trees.
Add outline for where positions go. Add some missing extends clauses. Add some mods fields in extractors.
nicolasstucki
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Apr 6, 2018
Saves some Type classes and is closer to how compilers handle it.
nicolasstucki
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As a first step towards a reflective macro system based on Tasty, a high-level view of
what tasty trees are. So far omitted are positions and how to compute types.
This first commit should serve as a blueprint for an extractor-based approach that
connects to the underling trees.