After talking to subbu we will make an IdentifierOperand for this case
(and also use it in the other places where we know we are working with
identifiers). This is useful in pointing out the real type of what
the argument represents. It should also make it easier for the
compiler to generically
I think the main issue is they need to be encoded as some sort of
operand. We need to be able to dump/load instructions. We could
create a special operand for this maybe?
-Tom
On Sat, Apr 7, 2012 at 5:21 PM, Charles Oliver Nutter
wrote:
> I'll reply to this with notes as I go.
>
> AliasInstr h
I'll reply to this with notes as I go.
AliasInstr has operands that are StringLiteral. The arguments to an
alias can never be a Ruby String, they can only ever be a simple token
(alias foo bar) or symbol-like tokens (alias :foo :bar). I don't think
the operand should be a string literal, since we
