fix the build. This isn't a proper fix (we should start putting out new attributes
on llvm::Function's, but getting the build working again seems important.
Swift SVN r6584
At some point this will change because of re-exported modules, but for now
just don't crash when performing unqualified lookup on a loaded module.
Also, auto-load our adapter libraries for loaded modules, not just TUs.
Include "POSIX" in this list. (We really need autolinking.)
Swift SVN r6303
Instead of reusing a fixed-size buffer, which causes problems when error messages refer back to previous inputs and corrupts AST references in *LiteralExpr that point back into source buffers, allocate each REPL input into its own buffer with its own SourceMgr entry. Fixes <rdar://problem/13387167>, crashes when using :dump_ast on expressions containing integer/float literal expr nodes, and hopefully sporadic buildbot failures running the Interpreter/repl test.
Swift SVN r5470
Dump the module IR just prior to instantiating the execution engine, and log the start of module initializers, static constructors, and main().
Swift SVN r5430
This matches the behavior for compilation, and lets us test modules that
don't need any extra codegen.
With this, typealiases of builtins can be used end-to-end in modules!
Swift SVN r5326
by TranslationUnit. This list existed solely to allow name lookup of
an unbound IdentifierType to know its DeclContext. Instead of indirecting
through this list, just store the DeclContext in the IdentifierType in its
uninitialized state.
This eliminates a really terrible performance fixme about scanning the list,
eliminates the management fiddling around with this list in the parser, and
is generally much cleaner.
Swift SVN r5246
Remove '@' from the operator character set, but add the math, symbol, punctuation, arrow, and line- and box-drawing characters. Also allow operators to contain (but not start with) combining characters--this should be safe, because identifiers can't start with combining characters either, and we don't allow them anywhere else.
Swift SVN r5019
Original message:
SIL Parsing: add plumbing to know when we're parsing a .sil file
Enhance the lexer to lex "sil" as a keyword in sil mode.
Swift SVN r4988
redefinition (or linkage type) bug that causes two tests to fail. I filed
rdar://13670581 to track this and am plowing forward, since they seem minor.
Swift SVN r4761
The repl is sometimes failing to write anything to stdout when it is
being redirected to a file (as in test/Interpreter/repl.swift). it
looks like an editline bug on 10.8. explicitly fflushing stdout
seems to help.
Swift SVN r4669
logic in Sema (previously, some of it was in tools/Swift/Frontend.cpp) and eliminates
redundancy between expr and pattern printing. This also eliminates most of the invalid
ASTs that the repl was producing (there is still one left).
This commit reenables the disabled REPL testcase from my last big change.
Swift SVN r4622
'-i' code was always getting emitted at -O2 regardless of the -O flag, which enables the "standard library hack" that pulls in IR for all of swift.swift. For -i optimization is often less important than responsiveness, so allow the optimization level to be specified by a flag and default to -O0 normally.
Swift SVN r4518
If you're pasting blocks of prewritten code into the REPL, you don't want it to double-indent. Saying ':autoindent off' before you paste now disables the automatic indentation so you can paste preformatted code.
Swift SVN r4222
Rerender inputs in bold after they've been entered. Colorize non-REPL output, cyan for normal responses, and green for REPL directive responses. (In my terminal setup these were the least retina-searing members of the vast and nuanced ANSI color palette.)
Swift SVN r4217
Package up some useful REPL context into a header-able REPLContext class. Move the response metavar index there instead of having it as a gross mutable static variable.
Swift SVN r4203
If a REPL input parses to an expression, bind it to the next available variable 'r<n>', and print the result as if it were a name binding. Don't bind a variable if the expression consists of a lone DeclRef, and don't print the binding if it has void type.
Swift SVN r4201
