Static analysis for selective elision of vacuous expressions, promotion of hard-coded strings to productive elements of associated model-structures #168
Gets rid of the #![allow(dead_code)] attribute at the root of rust_ast.rs to surface unused variants and methods (and removes them).
Fixes many proper typos in comments, and changes identifiers in certain places to keep spellchecking simple.
Basic heuristics to selectively elide vacuous expressions like
let _ = ();
from generated code by determining, using a loose heuristic, whether any given RustExpr is 'pure' in the Haskell sense.
Promotes any hard-coded strings leftover in rust_ast.rs or codegen/mod.rs that inject 'extra' content into standard productions, into associated fields of the types being augmented, which are then expanded as first-class elements of the Rust-AST model rather than hacky afterthoughts.
Gets rid of the
#![allow(dead_code)]attribute at the root ofrust_ast.rsto surface unused variants and methods (and removes them).Fixes many proper typos in comments, and changes identifiers in certain places to keep spellchecking simple.
Basic heuristics to selectively elide vacuous expressions like
from generated code by determining, using a loose heuristic, whether any given
RustExpris 'pure' in the Haskell sense.Promotes any hard-coded strings leftover in
rust_ast.rsorcodegen/mod.rsthat inject 'extra' content into standard productions, into associated fields of the types being augmented, which are then expanded as first-class elements of the Rust-AST model rather than hacky afterthoughts.