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string (kind of hacky but there you go)
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functions early and then mimicing the overload machinery
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original type in rewrite_defs_pat_string_append when not doing anything
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because OCaml among others doesn't allow top-level guards
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not...)
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fieldname }\n\nCan't use ~ for this to be exactly like OCaml, as is used for 'not' and explicitly allowed as an identifier
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(Preprocessed into a real record type with a fresh id and a reference
to that generated record type.)
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achieved by xoring with null_cap_bits so this was only affecting register representation.
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(relative) representation in capability registers, making register and memory format the same and slightly simplifying code. Next step: use struct representation in registers eliminating many conversions between struct and bits?
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function getCapCursor to getCapAddr.
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subset (aids garbage collection).
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