direct support for ID_c_bool in exprt#438
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The `is_true()` / `is_false()` functions in `exprt` currently support only the `ID_bool` type. In Java, Boolean values are represented as `ID_c_bool` due to the internal JVM usage of integers. Adding this support here seems easier than having special treatment in `java_bytecode`.
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bool is very different from c_bool, and any confusion between the two should be avoided. In general, there shouldn't be anything language-specific in util/*. |
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The
is_true()/is_false()functions inexprtcurrently supportonly the
ID_booltype. In Java, Boolean values are represented asID_c_booldue to the internal JVM usage of integers. Adding thissupport here seems easier than having special treatment in
java_bytecode.cf. #221