Fix for reading bin files
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At this stage, there remains quite a lot to do. However, it is at least starting to make sense.
At the moment, am trying to sort out the issue of updating a source file map for the structured representation.
This pushes through various changes to support the compilation of multiple files at a time. At this stage, most existing tests are still failing since the Corset parser is not at all fleshed out.
The parser now supports a more useful range of expression forms, and the defconstraint declaration. That's enough to do something useful, and hence the next step is to focus on the compiler itself.
First baby steps towards a proper name resolution process.
The next steps are: (1) make sure we have proper source map info for expressions; (2) check invalid constraints.
Now, need to sort out source mapping of expressions.
Resolution of column names is now working, and reporting correct syntax errors.
There appears to be an issue, however, with the evaluation of interleaving columns. This might be caused by an incorrect allocation of columns, but that doesn't make sense to me.
Furthermore, the general resolution process for assignments appears to be working as well. However, there are outstanding issues around the order in which input columns / assignments are allocated.
This addresses the issue related to the order in which assignments and input columns are declared. Previously, there was a problem whereby the process could end up with the wrong identifiers. Fixed now.
This adds support for column types, including those with the @prove annotation. This also updates most of the tests to be syntactically valid, and comments out only those which are using a sorted permutation.
The problem was that the `bin` extension was not being recognised correctly, so the tool was defaulting to trying to parse the files as lisp.
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The problem was that the
binextension was not being recognised correctly, so the tool was defaulting to trying to parse the files as lisp.