C++ interop type mapping for integer and floating-point literals#6668
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FYI @ivanaivanovska (this is largely converted from her doc) |
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Checked with Ivana and fixed a conversion mistake I'd missed, I think this is ready now. |
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LGTM, and approving for leads.
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Provides bidirectional mappings for types of integer and floating-point literals
between Carbon and C++. For example, given a literal
123, defines the interoptype.
Co-authored-by: Ivana Ivanovska [email protected]