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Another difference between gc and go/types where I believe gc ends up more readable:
go test -short
# regexp [regexp.test]
./regexp.go:197:20: not enough arguments in call to progMachine
have (*syntax.Prog, *onePassProg)
want (*Regexp, *syntax.Prog, *onePassProg)
# regexp
./regexp.go:197:21: cannot use prog (variable of type *regexp/syntax.Prog) as *Regexp value in argument to progMachine
./regexp.go:197:27: cannot use onepass (variable of type *onePassProg) as *regexp/syntax.Prog value in argument to progMachine
./regexp.go:197:34: too few arguments in call to progMachine
vet: typecheck failures
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Another difference between gc and go/types where I believe gc ends up more readable:
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