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A Tuple with symbol contents no longer displays the contents as symbols with show, but as variable names - without the colon. Val still prints symbols with colons.

Julia 1.6:

julia> Tuple{:A,:B}
Tuple{:A, :B}

julia> Val{:A}
Val{:A}

Julia 1.7

julia> Tuple{:A,:B}
Tuple{A, B} # << This has no colons

julia> Val{:A}
Val{:A}

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There is the test/libsolidity/SolidityEndToEndTest.cpp file, which contains a lot of semantic tests. It is a large monolithic single C++ file, which takes a long time to compile and is hard to maintain.

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make build
make install

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To support further performance tuning of these data structures

Motivation

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