crucible-llvm-syntax: Concrete syntax for Crucible-LLVM #1113
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Will be helpful for crucible-llvm-syntax.
This commit introduces an instance of crucible-syntax's `ParserHooks` for the LLVM language extension. It's far from optimal or complete, but later commits can build on this foundation.
Also, use `ImportQualifiedPost` everywhere
Also, take an LLVM memory global variable as an argument. Not yet necessary, but would be if we were to ever support operations like loading and storing.
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If this is merged, I will make three follow-up issues:
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This is an MVP implementation of syntax for the LLVM language extension. This package would need additional operations to address the use-cases listed in #920, but provides a reasonable base to start building off. It has the additional benefit of giving an in-repo example of usage of the API introduced in #923.