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* Handle <, >, and = constraints. * Handle complemented type constraints. The FIXME about infinite regress was wrong; that was from before I figured out the infinite regress came from the nasty interaction of optimistic EQL propagation yielding partial (incorrect) types and type joining, which needs correct types always, not just at the fixpoint. Most of this patch was written by Jan Moringen. I just debugged some cross-float stuff and added a slew of tests showing off the tighter type propagation. Also I fixed a weird test where the additional type smarts causes the compiler to complain in compiler-2.impure-cload.lisp. Fix the values to no longer cause a type error. Does the interaction between the function type inference and the change in the FDEFINITION make sense in that situation? |
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