Fix #479: C backend: preserve case in union member names#480
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@ivanperez-keera : Would this change in the C backend affect you? What is your opinion? |
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This adds java/479_LabelsCaseSensitive to the broken tests:
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Building HTF with GHC 9.10 is stuck on - haskell/cabal#9917
Java does not suffer case-sensitive labels as each label becomes a class in its own file. Thus, we check this and throw an error. Consequently, test 479_LabelsCaseSensitive is broken for the java backends.
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Fix #479: C: case-sensitive labels: preserve case in union member names.
Java does not suffer case-sensitive labels as each label becomes a class in its own file.
Thus, we check this and throw an error.
Consequently, test
479_LabelsCaseSensitiveis broken for the java backends.Breaking change: this might break C client code.
Fixes #479