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> I've done a little more thinking about this (putting source definitions > into bytecode/assembler) files. Despite my previous assertions to the > contrary, using the LLVM type and constant global declarations in the > source definitions section is a little limiting because (a) it limits > the choices for source compiler writers, (b) it might imply a larger > amount of

Chris, I've done a little more thinking about this (putting source definitions into bytecode/assembler) files. Despite my previous assertions to the contrary, using the LLVM type and constant global declarations in the source definitions section is a little limiting because (a) it limits the choices for source compiler writers, (b) it might imply a larger amount of information than would

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