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Fixes issue #49: using short vector types in struct declarations would give a bogus parse error.
Improve implementation of __masked_store_blend_64() for AVX target by doing two 8-wide 32-bit blends rather than serializing. Fixes issue #29
Pipe through source file locations of structure element declarations; these are now supplied to the llvm::DIBuilder::createMemberType() method rather than giving it the position of the overall struct declaration for each one. Fixes issue #31
Pipe through source file locations of structure element declarations; these are now supplied to the llvm::DIBuilder::createMemberType() method rather than giving it the position of the overall struct declaration for each one. Fixes issue #31
Implement our own routine to turn C99-style hexadecimal float constants in strong form into floating-point values. With this, we can correctly handle hex float constants on Windows, where the builtin atof() routine just returns zero for them. Fixes issue #16.
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