Howdy, I'm October For the sake of my own curiosity and, quite frankly, very little else, I've been thinking about writing my own operator function for compile-time annotation target verification, and I was curious about where I should start looking in the code to get an idea of how exactly I'd write that.
Specifically, I was thinking this operator would run after the target is "complete", allowing it the most information possible, including all of its members and any other annotations placed on it. As I said, this is purely for my own curiosity and will likely never see the light of day simply due to the fact that it doesn't line up with any proposals and standards, either accepted or in the air, but I think it'd be an interesting exercise for myself in learning about the inner workings of gcc as well as writing compiled languages in general. I hope you all have a good day, and thank you for taking the time to read this.
