stdlib_experimental_io: addition of a parser and characters "+" and "s/b" (for stream) #1
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Proposition to generate code for integer, real and string from one single peace of code
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Expand unit testing for more cases
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Minor adjustments to deployment script
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My idea is based on the fact that the mode can be only 3 characters:
-second character: blank or "+"
-third character: t/b/s(?)/u(?_
The function
parse_modeshould return a mode corresponding to these 3 possibilities.It also avoids many
ifstatements as implemented previously.