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Duplicate parameters are not prohibited in function definitions.
Duplicate arguments are prohibited in function calls
which means we cannot pass one variable multiple times as different arguments while calling functions
It is not allowed in ESOP2020 paper though
It can(?) be translated to let b = a in let x = f (a, b) in { alias(a, b); ... }
It seems that the current implementation of ownership inference supports duplicate arguments in function calls.
Types of arguments are split before being passed to a function
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let b = a in let x = f (a, b) in { alias(a, b); ... }
Types of arguments are split before being passed to a function
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: