Using basic_new_heap for assigning elements of symbolic list#2465
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certik merged 2 commits intolcompilers:mainfrom Jan 31, 2024
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Also talking about the note which added to the mentioned comment I see that this is correct and works without flaws, hence for now the line |
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I think that this looks good.
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Is this ready to be merged? |
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I think it is ready ! |
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The CI failure is due to #2455. |
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This PR adds an example to address the first TODO as pointed out here (#2450 (comment))
We are trying to replicate this code snippet essentially