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zeolite-lang 0.1.2.0 → 0.1.2.1

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example/hello/README.md view
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ ZEOLITE_PATH=$(zeolite --get-path)  # Compile the example.-zeolite -i lib/util -p "$ZEOLITE_PATH" -m HelloDemo example/hello+zeolite -p "$ZEOLITE_PATH" -i lib/util -m HelloDemo example/hello  # Execute the compiled binary. $ZEOLITE_PATH/example/hello/HelloDemo
src/Cli/CompileMetadata.hs view
@@ -354,18 +354,17 @@     allChecks = map (\n -> (d,n) `Map.lookup` categoryMap >>= return . (:[])) (map show ns ++ [""])     unwrap (Just xs) = xs     unwrap _         = []-  resolved = reverse $ nub $ reverse $ collectAll Set.empty directResolved-  collectAll ca = concat . map (collect ca)-  -- NOTE: Object files are collected with deps following things that depend on-  -- them, without skipping over deps that have already been seen. This is so-  -- that a dep strictly follows everything that depends on it. This is-  -- is necessary when linking .a files.-  collect ca c-    | c `Set.member` ca = []+  (_,_,resolved) = collectAll Set.empty Set.empty directResolved+  collectAll ca fa [] = (ca,fa,[])+  collectAll ca fa (c:cs)+    | c `Set.member` ca = collectAll ca fa cs     | otherwise =       case c `Map.lookup` objectMap of-           Just (CategoryObjectFile _ ds fs) -> fs ++ collectAll (c `Set.insert` ca) ds-           Nothing -> []+           Nothing -> collectAll ca fa cs+           Just (CategoryObjectFile _ ds fs) -> (ca',fa'',fs') where+             (ca',fa',fs0) = collectAll (c `Set.insert` ca) fa (ds ++ cs)+             fa'' = fa' `Set.union` (Set.fromList fs)+             fs' = (filter (not . flip elem fa') fs) ++ fs0  resolveObjectDeps :: String -> [([String],CxxOutput)] -> [CompileMetadata] -> [ObjectFile] resolveObjectDeps p os deps = resolvedCategories ++ nonCategories where
zeolite-lang.cabal view
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ name:                zeolite-lang-version:             0.1.2.0+version:             0.1.2.1 synopsis:            Zeolite is a statically-typed, general-purpose programming language.  description: