SVN=121345

SVN=121291

SVN=121190

SVN=121183

SVN=121175

SVN=121174

SVN=121172

add src/test dir

SVN=121166

SVN=121164

SVN=120165

preparation for linking to p page

SVN=118969

replace ifs with switch
still runs!

SVN=118947

fixed grammar for "Program"

SVN=118923

- eliminated 'structured type' terminology

SVN=118200

SVN=118198

SVN=118194

- fixed issued with function declarations/function literals
- added more tests and fixed existing tests

SVN=118167

SVN=118019

SVN=118016

A forward-declared (or not yet fully defined) type must be used
to construct (mutually) recursive type declarations. This simplifies
the compiler and resolves the issue at which scope the forward-
declared type is to be declared.

SVN=117770

SVN=117463

specify allowed conversions.

SVN=117458

- added extra basic type aliases
- added select statement

SVN=117448

Fixed a typo (changed ' -> ") and shortened a production name slightly to match the naming convention elsewhere.

SVN=117446

- fixed a typo

SVN=117439

SVN=117346

- Changed signature syntax: parameter names are always mandatory
- Minor white-space cosmetic changes

SVN=117240

SVN=117108

SVN=116978

- fixed indentation in many places
- fixed a couple of typos

SVN=116120

- propose change to char/string productions: I find this easier to read

SVN=116037

SVN=116022

SVN=115807

SVN=114939

SVN=114931

use string* to pass it around.

SVN=114795

declaration of a func does not exactly
match the actual (or another foreward)
declaration. the reason is that when
there are 2 declarations of a function,
the names of the parameters are taken
from the first. thus
   func x(a int);
followed by
   func x(b int) { ... }
will have the parameter named "a" and
"b" will be undefined.

SVN=114788

fixed error in symbol table in
the second forward declaration of
a function.

SVN=114572

without conversions

SVN=114453

failed to correctly convert from pointer
to interface in a return statement.

moved ANY from a special type in
chan/map to a basic type.

SVN=114350