Core: Remove AST_Tuple, repurpose VAR_UNPACK (buggy probably)
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@@ -218,7 +218,6 @@ enum Ast_Type_Kind {
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TYPE_ENUM,
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TYPE_TYPE,
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TYPE_SLICE,
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TYPE_TUPLE,
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TYPE_COMPLETING,
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TYPE_INCOMPLETE,
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@@ -509,7 +508,7 @@ struct Ast_Builtin : Ast_Expr {
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struct Ast_Return : Ast {
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Ast_Type *resolved_type;
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Array<Ast_Expr *> expr;
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Ast_Expr *expr;
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};
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struct Ast_If_Node : Ast {
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@@ -538,16 +537,7 @@ struct Ast_For : Ast {
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struct Ast_Lambda : Ast_Expr {
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Array<Ast_Decl *> args;
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// :Multiple arguments
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// @todo: maybe disallow multiple arguments in current form
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// and use polimorphism. Then we could make var unpacking,
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// unpack structs making it more powerful
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// @cleanup @refactor: return value shouldn't be a array of expressions.
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// It should be a single expression. So probably need a special type
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// for that.
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Array<Ast_Expr *> ret;
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Ast_Expr *ret;
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Ast_Scope *scope;
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};
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