# "quick"/"easy" fixes - for global initialization cycles, report also starting and ending lines # compiler hardening follow-ups - move ignored example binaries into a dedicated build directory and remove `.review_tmp` # milestones 1. interop type foundation - unsigned integers, floats, and target-dependent c scalar types - keep binding mutability (`::` / `=`) separate from element or pointee mutability (`mut`) - arrays and indexing - `[N]T`: array with `N` logical elements - `[N;S]T`: array with `N` logical elements followed by sentinel `S` - pointers - `@T` / `@mut T`: non-null single-item pointer without arithmetic - `*T` / `*mut T`: non-null many-item pointer with arithmetic - optional pointers represent nullable pointers - slices and slicing - `[]T`: pointer and length - `[;S]T`: pointer and length with a sentinel invariant - ordinary slices do not guarantee null termination - string literals as immutable sentinel slices backed by static arrays - character literals - optionals with trapping unwrap and fallback operations - native structs with compiler-controlled layout - pointer-only `c struct` support with target c layout - `Some :: c struct { ... }`: defined c-layout struct - `Some :: c struct`: opaque c-layout struct - defer passing c structs by value until target ABI classification exists 2. restricted c header imports - treat an imported header as a synthetic, file-local package namespace - `import "relative/path/to/header.h"` - `other :: import "relative/path/to/header.h"` - import functions, typedefs, scalar types, and pointers to opaque records - keep implementation linking separate from header imports - cache imports by canonical header path and target/include/define configuration - diagnose unsupported declarations when referenced - research libclang's c API behind a replaceable c importer boundary 3. c variadic calls - represent c variadics as a fixed parameter count plus a variadic flag - apply c default argument promotions at call sites - emit LLVM c-variadic declarations and calls - keep native brolang variadics and tuple design separate 4. advanced c interop - by-value records and unions - function pointers and callbacks - external variables - macros and static inline functions - exporting brolang functions to c