Neither order is particularly great yet, but getting them in sync will help us keep SIL.rst coverage up as we add/remove instructions in the future.
Swift SVN r6457
Give an overview of the entire compiler pipeline followed by some description of where we're at and where we want to be with SILGen and the following SIL passes.
Swift SVN r6418
Re-alphabetize 'where' among the declaration keywords. Eliminate the now non-user-facing "identifier-like keyword" concept and sort them among the other expression keywords. Add 'in' as a keyword.
Swift SVN r6182
Per r6154, this is now dead code. The only places we allow default
arguments will be visited by normal type validation, so there's
nothing specific to do here.
Swift SVN r6157
Per previous discussions, we only want to allow default values for
uncurried 'func' and 'constructor' parameters, and not for return
types or arbitrary tuple types. Introduce this restriction, fixing
part of <rdar://problem/13372694>.
Swift SVN r6156
In this syntax, the closure signature (when present) is placed within
the braces and the 'in' keyword separates it from the body of the
closure, e.g.,
magic(42, { (x : Int, y : Int) -> Bool in
print("Comparing \(x) to \(y).\n")
return y < x
})
When types are omitted from the parameter list, one can also drop the
parentheses, e.g.,
magic(42, { x, y -> Bool in
print("Comparing \(x) to \(y).\n")
return y < x
})
The parsing is inefficient and recovers poorly (in part because 'in'
is a contextual keyword rather than a real keyword), but it should
handle the full grammar. A number of tests, along with the whitepaper
and related rational documents, still need to be updated. Still, this
is the core of <rdar://problem/14004323>.
Swift SVN r6105
(it was already on in Makefile builds)
Also, fix the ReST errors it found.
Also, monkeypatch pygments so it can see our lexers when we build
documentation. This keeps all doc builds from producing heaps of
warnings.
Swift SVN r6023
I actually backtracked on the name and went back to [backref].
The main changes here are (1) [backref] is now definitively a
decl attribute and (2) there's now a huge new section about
closures. This entailed doing quite a bit of secondary design
on closure capture semantics because backref captures are
value captures, and adding those just does so much fun stuff
to the model.
Swift SVN r5836
grammar description in LangRef and the parser to expose a new stmt-control-transfer.
- remove obsolete comment in ParseStmt.cpp talking about stmt-brace.
No behavior change.
Swift SVN r5809
