Operator precedence parser #252
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…lexcrichton Add several pthread functions for DragonFly/FreeBSD These are needed in order to fix/implement the guard page code of Rust for DragonFly.
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Fixed a typo in Inherent Implementations
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This somewhat simplifies the parser and, more importantly, makes it easy for the pretty-printer to fetch precedences.
The handling of the table is ugly, as Rust doesn't allow non-primitive consts, and the immutable thing has to be passed around.
Tests seem to pass, but valgrind always complains on my system, and I'm not completely sure how to interpret the output.