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#1

Could you take a look at issue #66 please?

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This issue is already implemented. As the comment from dboreham suggests, PRI ALT has been done with the "simple approach" — it's parsed, has a Priority flag in the AST (ast/ast.go:392), and generates the same select as regular ALT (since Go has no native priority select). There are both parser tests (parser/parser_test.go:384) and e2e tests (codegen/e2e_concurrency_test.go:357).

The TODO.md already marks it as Implemented. Issue #84 tracks the potential future "faithful" implementation with nested selects.

This issue can be closed. Want me to close it with a comment?

#2

Yes please.

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#3

Thank you. Please now take a look at issue #97.

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Now I understand the full picture. The task is to:

  1. Commit the existing historical-examples/life.occ file directly to the repo
  2. Remove the fetch-life.sh download script (no longer needed)
  3. Remove the .gitignore entry for historical-examples/life.occ
  4. Update the historical-examples/README.md to reflect the file is now in the repo

Let me read the remaining files I need to update.

All changes are made. Here's a summary:

  1. Removed historical-examples/fetch-life.sh — the download/patch script is no longer needed
  2. Removed the .gitignore entry for historical-examples/life.occ — so the file can be committed
  3. Updated historical-examples/README.md — replaced the "download and run the script" instructions with a note that the source is included with permission

The existing historical-examples/life.occ (already generated by the fetch script) will now be tracked by git. Want me to commit these changes and/or create a PR?

#4

Please create a PR.

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Include life.occ directly in repository
#5

Thank you. I've approved the PR. Please merge.

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/exit exit

#8

See ya!

#6

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