llvm::OStream provides all std::ostream functionality (by holding a
std::ostream* internally), but
* doesn't include <iostream>, avoiding per-file overhead.
* allows the stream pointer to be null, and the (inlined) operators do nothing
when that's the case. (This also allows removal of the ofstream("/dev/null")
hack Logger used when disabled, which presumably wasn't very portable)
* Fixed a minor linking order mishap *
* Added an command line option -annotate *
* Fixed some problems with running optimizations *
* Added std.stdio and dependencies to lphobos (still not 100% working, but compiles and links) *
* Fixed problems with passing aggregate types to variadic functions *
* Added initial code towards full GC support, currently based on malloc and friends, not all the runtime calls the GC yet for memory *
* Fixed problems with resolving nested function context pointers for some heavily nested cases *
* Redid function argument passing + other minor code cleanups, still lots to do on this end... *
Added support for array .sort and .reverse properties.
Fixed some bugs with pointer arithmetic.
Disabled some DMD AST optimizations that was messing things up, destroying valuable information.
Added a KDevelop project file, this is what I use for coding LLVMDC now :)
Other minor stuff.
