experiment: allow stable/flexible modifiers before top-level actor(class) declarations to flip defaults. #4779
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This was referenced Nov 25, 2024
crusso
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Nov 28, 2024
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| 'flexible' | |||
| 'stable' | |||
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| <stab_mod> ::= | |||
| 'flexible' | |||
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If we don't like the option of
flexible actor (class...)
we could just rule this production out...
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The only way to fit this into the grammar is for top-level actor declarations (class libraries and programs), but that's all we support when compiling to the IC anyway...
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