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To be able to distinguish between a named field with a parenthesized type `foo (T)` and an embedded parameterized type `foo(T)` in structs we permit the use of parentheses in embedded types. For instance, the latter example will need to be written as `(foo(T))`. The parser now accepts any parenthesized embedded type liberally and assumes that type-checking makes sure only permissible types are accepted. As a result, parsing of field declarations is now massively simpler. Also, removed an unused function. The type-checker now complains about invalid embedded types (as opposed to an invalid AST); it also now accepts embedded parameterized types. Change-Id: Ib8c6cbea9a0b739f66ba266fb5f8b71f91b7b64e |
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