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In the current version of the nanopass framework, passes with always auto-generate missing transformers and assume that that is what was intended by the programmer, even if the programmer simply missed a case, or misspecified a cata-morphism.
It should be possible to disable this when the programmer wishes to see instead receive an error for a missing transformer.
(requested, most recently, by Tim Zakian--but also by Kent Dybvig, Eric Holk, etc.)
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In the current version of the nanopass framework, passes with always auto-generate missing transformers and assume that that is what was intended by the programmer, even if the programmer simply missed a case, or misspecified a cata-morphism.
It should be possible to disable this when the programmer wishes to see instead receive an error for a missing transformer.
(requested, most recently, by Tim Zakian--but also by Kent Dybvig, Eric Holk, etc.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: