Windows: the compiler made from bootstrap/windows-x86_64.ll runs under Wine, compiles itself to the same IR, builds an
exe of itself, and every test program passes through it. It needed: Windows-sized unsigned long for libclang's unsaved
file, no 'cross' when Windows builds for Windows, --target passed to libclang (libclang.dll assumes MSVC), the MinGW
triple always in the IR, FINCH_LDFLAGS, .exe names and FINCH_LLVM_INCLUDE in bootstrap/build.sh, winseed.sh/winbuild.sh.
macOS: seeds for arm64 and x86-64 made with the 11.3 SDK; IR is accepted by clang, nothing has run on a Mac yet.
CI gets a windows and a macos job. UNTESTED on real Windows/macOS runners.
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enum Shape { Circle(float), Rect(float, float), Point }; Shape.Circle(2.0) makes one, match names the values
(Circle(r), _ to ignore), exhaustive like plain enums, printing shows Rect(2, 3.5). Underneath it is a struct (tag +
every variant's values), so copying, freeing, methods and valgrind-cleanliness come with it. Also: stray note files removed.
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gen.fch never dropped anything (it was the bootstrap compiler); now it does what the C++ one did: owned variables are
dropped when their scope ends (defers interleaved, newest first), return moves a local out, assignments drop the old
value, temporaries nobody keeps are released, values an expression holds are dropped when try/or leave early,
clear/resize/remove/map.clear drop what goes, free() drops the pointee. The compiler itself now frees as it goes.
MEMCHECK=1 tests/run.sh: 108 passed under valgrind with --leak-check=full.
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bootstrap/install.sh and a share/finch lookup for the runtime and std; an ARM64 Linux seed; bootstrap/README.md;
CI builds from the seed on x64 and ARM64 and runs every test on Windows (Wine) and ARM64 (qemu); README, install and
layout sections of the guides (EN+PL) no longer talk about CMake; editors know enum, match and export.
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