The problem with letting it return String (as was the case before this fix) is that the result couldn't be assigned to an ASCIIString variable, but the TypeResolver would still believe the result of such an operation would be a pointer to ASCIIString. The end result would be that we would emit uncompilable C++ code.
The problem with letting it return
String(as was the case before this fix) is that the result couldn't be assigned to anASCIIStringvariable, but theTypeResolverwould still believe the result of such an operation would be a pointer toASCIIString. The end result would be that we would emit uncompilable C++ code.