errors with position info.
* For all positions, use the position of the first character of the
first token, rather than the last character of the first token plus
one.
check' now succeeds :-)
* An attribute set such as `{ foo = { enable = true; };
foo.port = 23; }' now parses. It was previously rejected, but I'm
too lazy to implement the check. (The only reason to reject it is
that the reverse, `{ foo.port = 23; foo = { enable = true; }; }', is
rejected, which is kind of ugly.)
values. This improves sharing and gives another speed up.
Evaluation of the NixOS system attribute is now almost 7 times
faster than the old evaluator.
use site, allowing environments to be stores as vectors of values
rather than maps. This should speed up evaluation and reduce the
number of allocations.
precedence, i.e. `with {x=1;}; with {x=2;}; x' evaluates to 2'.
This has a simpler implementation and seems more natural. There
doesn't seem to be any code in Nixpkgs or NixOS that relies on the
old behaviour.
efficiently. The symbol table ensures that there is only one copy
of each symbol, thus allowing symbols to be compared efficiently
using a pointer equality test.
This fixes a regression introduced in r20882 ("Add source location
information to the XML output.").
* src/libexpr/expr-to-xml.cc (nix::printTermAsXML): Dereference the
attribute RHS from "drvPath" and "outPath".
then the blackhole has to be removed to ensure that repeated
evaluation of the same value gives an assertion failure again rather
than an "infinite recursion" error.
that there are some places in Nixpkgs (php_configurable /
composableDerivation, it seems) that call `derivation' with
incorrect arguments (namely, the `name' attribute missing) but get
away with it because of laziness.
* Removed exprToString and stringToExpr because there is no ATerm
representation to work on anymore (and exposing the internals of the
evaluator like this is not a good idea anyway).
