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I think it may have been for compatibility with a certain qcc variant (no idea which one, though). While the shift/reduce conflict is fixable using "%prec IFX" on the const:string rule, the colon breaks test?"a":"b". Putting parentheses around "a" allows such a construct, requiring them breaks comatibility with C. I think this feature just isn't worth that.
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o = todo
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X = done
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? = maybe but not likely
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M = more testing
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I = in progress
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W = waiting on other work
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X fix object files
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X fix enums in switch statements (use tables (treat as int), check missing)
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M arrays in structures
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M unnamed function parameters for prototypes/typdefs etc.
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I optimizations (esp CSE)
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I fix used/uninitialized warnings
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o id id;
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o vec = [x, y, z]; expressions (nice feature in fteqcc)
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M finish -Fifstring
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o isset() intrinsic for more consistent string handling.
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o arrays in entities
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o optional arguments for functions (alternative to overloading)
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vector(vector fwd, optional vector up) vectoangles = #51;
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? try to reduce memory consumption
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?? embedded nul characters in strings (why?)
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