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@@ -436,7 +436,7 @@ scan_n_changecputype=02105_N_Changed CPU type to be consistent with specified co
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# Parser
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-# 03346 is the last used one
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+# 03347 is the last used one
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% \section{Parser messages}
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% This section lists all parser messages. The parser takes care of the
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@@ -1575,6 +1575,11 @@ parser_e_cannot_use_hardfloat_in_a_softfloat_environment=03345_E_The HardFloat d
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parser_e_invalid_internal_function_index=03346_E_Index $1 is not a valid internal function index
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% The index specified for the \var{compilerproc} directive is not an index that's recognized
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% by the compiler.
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+parser_w_operator_overloaded_hidden_3=03347_W_Operator overload hidden by internal operator: "$1" $2 "$3"
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+% An operator overload is defined for the specified overload, but the internal overload by the compiler
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+% takes precedence. This only happens for operators that had been overloadable before (e.g. dynamic array + dynamic array),
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+% but aren't anymore due to an internal operator being defined while this behavior is controllable by a modeswitch
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+% (in case of dynamic arrays that is the modeswitch \var{ArrayOperators}).
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% \end{description}
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