operator precedence changed: assignment like operators are supported; escaping of operators with \ is supported
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@ -4,14 +4,11 @@ Version 0.8.14
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- bug: s[1..n] = @[] produces wrong C code
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- optimize unused constants away (affected by HLO)
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- fix actors.nim; test with different thread var implementations
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- dead code elim for JS backend
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version 0.9.0
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- special precedence rules for assignment operators: If the operator ends with
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'=' and does **not** start with '<', '>', '!', '=', '~', '?', it is an
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assignment operator
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- dead code elim for JS backend; 'of' operator for JS backend
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- test the sort implementation again
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- 'let x = y'
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- const ptr/ref
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