[mono-vb] Overload changes

Rafael Teixeira Rafael Teixeira <monoman@gmail.com>
Tue, 7 Sep 2004 13:50:44 -0300


Please, commit it Bernard.

I couldn't look at your patches, but I agree with Miguel. Better to
have something new, even with some cracks, than nothing.

Also, about the tests, I've commented sometime, ago: We will have to
"multiplex" in all three scenarios : Strict & Explicit off, Strict off
& Explicit On, Strict On (that turns Explicit On). Because lots of
things get compiled and execute in one or two of these scenarios and
not in the remaining.

Thanks for your help with MonoBASIC. After helping us a lot on the
multiarchitecture/multiOS front, I'm happy that you choose to bring
your attention to our little corner...

Thanks again,


On Tue, 07 Sep 2004 12:05:07 -0400, Miguel de Icaza <miguel@ximian.com> wrote:
> Hey!
> 
> > I have a fairly extensive set of changes (a 1400 line diffs file)
> > which improve overload resolution, ParamArray handling and
> > Optional arguments. I don't claim it is all correct yet but do
> > believe behaviour is better. More tests pass than before -
> > though some "negative" ones now fail because they need
> > Strict On to fail. I've only been aiming at Strict Off checking
> > at least for things like Int->Short conversions.
> >
> > I am not really sure what the goal is re handling of Strict so
> > whether my choice was correct.
> >
> > Does anyone want to look at these before I check them in?
> > Or hold off for other reasons?
> 
> Since nobody has said anything, I vote to get the patches into CVS
> now.  That part of the code does not seem to be active anyways.
> 
> Miguel.
> 
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