Don't resolve user types until after type checking.
This is important -- a user type defined as INT in occam must not be treated the same as INT when typechecking.
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@ -32,8 +32,8 @@ import Types
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simplifyTypes :: [Pass]
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simplifyTypes = makePassesDep
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[ ("Resolve types in AST", resolveNamedTypes, Prop.agg_namesDone, [Prop.typesResolvedInAST])
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, ("Resolve types in state", rntState, Prop.agg_namesDone, [Prop.typesResolvedInState])
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[ ("Resolve types in AST", resolveNamedTypes, Prop.agg_namesDone ++ [Prop.expressionTypesChecked, Prop.processTypesChecked], [Prop.typesResolvedInAST])
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, ("Resolve types in state", rntState, Prop.agg_namesDone ++ [Prop.expressionTypesChecked, Prop.processTypesChecked], [Prop.typesResolvedInState])
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]
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-- | Turn named data types into their underlying types.
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