* Improve dumpLisp macro
- Remove commas from the lisp representation of the AST.
- Make the dumpLisp output "pretty" and indented.
- Improve docs of `dumpTree` and `dumpLisp` macros.
With:
dumpLisp:
echo "Hello, World!"
Output before this commit:
StmtList(Command(Ident("echo"), StrLit("Hello, World!")))
Output after this commit:
(StmtList
(Command
(Ident "echo")
(StrLit "Hello, World!")))
* Re-use the traverse proc inside treeRepr for lispRepr too
- Add module-local `treeTraverse` proc.
- Also fix treeRepr/dumpTree not printing nnkCommentStmt node contents.
* More doc string updates
* Allow unindented lispRepr output for tests
* Update a test affected by the lispRepr change
* Fix dumpTree
* Add note about lispRepr and dumpLisp to changelog [ci skip]
* Make the swap procs safe for unaligned input ptrs
The copy to a temporary local variable is often elided by a sufficiently
smart compiler when it can prove the input pointer is aligned.
Refs #9206
* Explain why copyMem is used
* fixes#8916 by removing `tyString`, `tySeq`, mod. marshal, typeinfo
Need to check in `typeinfo` for nil of the underlying pointer.
In marshal don't have to check for nil of seq anymore.
* remove reference to string, sequence in `isNil` doc string
* Add `toOpenArray[T](ptr UncheckedArray[T])` for clarity. `ptr array[0,T]`
for some unchecked type already works but A) `UncheckedArray` seems to be
the intended future way for this kind of access, and B) essentially all use
cases will have a `ptr` for that kind of array source and this call signature
lets callers drop the trailing `[]` corresponding to that `ptr` deref.
This PR relates to issue https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/9001 .
* Add a test for toOpenArray() for UncheckedArray[T]s.
* testament: move to root dir (it's not a test)
* osproc: fix process index passed to afterRunEvent for parallel runs
it was passing the index of the process, not index of all commands
* testament: complete file move
By using `write` instead of `rawWrite` we'd end up asking the compiler
to generate the GC dynlib _while_ we were already generating another
dynlib!
Fixes#9123
- Go's write barriers are now plugged-in in all the relevant points
- "gcGo" is correctly classified by usesWriteBarrier()
- some gogc structures and functions now use golib wrappers to keep GCC
version-specific conditions out of the compiler/stdlib code
- we no longer allow mixing the C malloc with Go's
- fix a problem with string copying
