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* Fix misspeling
* Catch SIGFPE for traps
* info XXX now prints the raw contents of the GenericValue
* Switch to calloc instead of malloc (temporarily I hope) to bandaid Olden benchmarks
* Implement binary And & Or
* Convert expressions like this:
     PointerTy SrcPtr = getOperandValue(I->getPtrOperand(), SF).PointerVal;
  to:
    GenericValue SRC = getOperandValue(I->getPtrOperand(), SF);
    PointerTy SrcPtr = SRC.PointerVal;
  because the prior way confuses purify.
* Taint the initial values of the value planes
* Handling 'print bb4' in the interpreter without crashing
* Print nicer stack frames with concise return type
* printf doesn't suck nearly as badly as it used to

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2. Fix the "rebuild everything if I change one file" problem

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* Use the cache writer for all it's problems.
* print arguments to methods in stack traces.
*Print the current stack from for up/down commands.

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* When a segfault or bus error occurs, stop the program, print a stack trace, and dump the user in the debugger mode

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by using a better naming scheme.

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corresponding *.ll files.

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is already pushed to stack by a previous call to the same method.

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were declared, and in some cases when they were unintialized.

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Cleanup ExprTypeConvert a bit.

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