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types2: type-check syntax
nodes directly (don't use types2 maps)
#24780
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Is this something where new contributors can help? Is it sort of a long-term incremental task where you can lead by example with a few CLs and then people can follow the lead and submit more? |
@rasky Sorry, this is definitively not a task for new contributors. If we're going to do this we need to do this in the Go Team, with dedicated engineering. Thanks. |
Moving to 1.13. |
syntax
nodes directly (don't use types2 maps)
Change https://go.dev/cl/396917 mentions this issue: |
Some progress has been made on this: syntax expression nodes now can be augmented directly. |
Moving to 1.22. |
Moving to 1.23. |
Not a high-priority issue at the moment. Moving to backlog. |
[edit: By setting type information directly in
syntax
nodes rather than storing intypes2
maps, we should be able to recover some of the compiler speed loss of Go 1.18.]We should move type-checking to operate directly on the new syntax nodes. Placeholder issue.
Set for Go1.12 so it stays on the radar. Unclear yet if that is a realistic goal.
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