Introduce nanopass pre-/postconditions#370
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Note to self: have two different ways to flag up broken pre/postconditions: one for temporary stuff and one for permanent stuff. That way, the (excellent) error messages can indicate this and provide better situational guidance. |
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The 'translate' method now calls 'do_translate', which is the abstract method that the deriving classes override.
All the preconditions pass, but I'm going to let that slide for now. Soon enough, these will get tested in a natural way as the compiler passes evolve.
No need to use two words.
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To-do before merging: rebase on a merged #383.Done.Closes #368.
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