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Permit stackalloc in nested expressions #26759

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gafter opened this issue May 10, 2018 · 1 comment
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Permit stackalloc in nested expressions #26759

gafter opened this issue May 10, 2018 · 1 comment
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gafter commented May 10, 2018

Implement dotnet/csharplang#1412 by permitting stackalloc expressions to be used in nested expressions rather than only at the top-level.
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Permit stackalloc in nested contexts.
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The display for a stackalloc expression should be its type if it has one.
Fixes dotnet#26759
Additional tests are needed before integration into a product branch;
    see dotnet#28968
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Permit stackalloc in nested contexts. (#28969)
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The display for a stackalloc expression should be its type if it has one.
Fixes #26759
Additional tests are needed before integration into a product branch;
    see #28968
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gafter commented Aug 14, 2018

Fixed in #28969

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merge features/nested-stackalloc (#35385)
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* Permit stackalloc in nested contexts. (#28969)
Fixes #26759
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