Ichthyostega
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We use the memory address to detect reference to ''the same language object.'' While primarily a testing tool, this predicate is also used in the core application at places, especially to prevent self-assignment and to handle custom allocations. It turns out that actually we need two flavours for convenient usage - `isSameObject` uses strict comparison of address and accepts only references - `isSameAdr` can also accept pointers and even void*, but will dereference pointers This leads to some further improvements of helper utilities related to memory addresses... |
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| clang-static-init-1.cpp | ||
| clang-static-init-2.cpp | ||
| clang-static-init.hpp | ||
| crash_gdb_jessie-2015-08.sh | ||
| DIR_INFO | ||
| gtk-canvas-experiment.cpp | ||
| gtk-canvas-experiment.hpp | ||
| gtk-canvas-main.cpp | ||
| gtk-style-experiment.cpp | ||
| gtk-style-experiment.css | ||
| SConscript | ||
| try.cpp | ||