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Until now all the identifiers interned in A68_STANDENV were lowered by using an explicit lowering routine. This is because the entirely of the standard preludes were implemented by having the compiler generate the corresponding code inline. We have a check in place to determine whether a lowerer has been installed for a given standard construct: NO_LOWERER. This is a lowerer routine that just prints a message and ICEs. We want to write part of the standard preludes in Algol 68. To make that possible this patch introduces a distinction between NO_LOWERER, meaning the definition comes from Algol 68 code in the runtime library and therefore does not use a lowering routine, and LOWERER_UNIMPL, which means the definition uses a lowering routine but a proper one has not been written yet. Signed-off-by: Jose E. Marchesi <jemarch@gnu.org> gcc/algol68/ChangeLog * a68-types.h (NO_LOWERER): Redefine as NULL. (LOWERER_UNIMPL): Define. * a68-parser-prelude.cc (a68_idf): Use LOWERER_UNIMPL instead of NO_LOWERER. (a68_prio): Likewise. (a68_op): Likewise. * a68-low-units.cc (a68_lower_identifier): Do not assume declarations in A68_STANDENV all have lowerers. (a68_lower_formula): Likewise. (a68_lower_monadic_formula): Likewise.
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