David Mak
f09f3c27a5
For some reason, when unifying a function call parameter with an
argument, subsequent calls to the same function will only accept the
type of the substituted argument.
This affect snippets like:
```
def make1() -> C[Literal[1]]:
return ...
def make2() -> C[Literal[2]]:
return ...
def consume(instance: C[Literal[1, 2]]):
pass
consume(make1())
consume(make2())
```
The last statement will result in a compiler error, as the parameter of
consume is replaced with C[Literal[1]].
We fix this by getting a snapshot before performing unification, and
restoring the snapshot after unification succeeds.
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| check_demo.sh | ||
| check_demos.sh | ||
| demo.c | ||
| interpret_demo.py | ||
| run_demo.sh | ||