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Update the Alloy blogpost to point to the GitHub files. 

Signed-off-by: Danila Fedorin <danila.fedorin@gmail.com>
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@ -435,7 +435,7 @@ apply Alloy. First, here's the code in C++ that defines the various flags
I'd be working with (though I've omitted flags that are not currently I'd be working with (though I've omitted flags that are not currently
used in the implementation). used in the implementation).
```C++ {{< githubsnippet "chapel-lang/chapel" "390187df504f58cbf721a87d5632cdf7ea37563f" "frontend/include/chpl/resolution/scope-types.h" "C++" 45 >}}
enum { enum {
/** Public */ /** Public */
PUBLIC = 1, PUBLIC = 1,
@ -450,7 +450,7 @@ used in the implementation).
/** Something other than a method declaration */ /** Something other than a method declaration */
NOT_METHOD = 128, NOT_METHOD = 128,
}; };
``` {{< /githubsnippet >}}
These are the flags that we model using a `Bitset`: `PUBLIC`, These are the flags that we model using a `Bitset`: `PUBLIC`,
`METHOD_FIELD`, and `METHOD` are modeled using `positiveFlags`, and `METHOD_FIELD`, and `METHOD` are modeled using `positiveFlags`, and
@ -461,7 +461,7 @@ system (particularly when we _know_ it's an approximation). However, the
flags aren't used arbitrarily; in fact, it wasn't too hard to track down the flags aren't used arbitrarily; in fact, it wasn't too hard to track down the
most important place in the code where bitsets are built. most important place in the code where bitsets are built.
```C++{linenos=true, linenostart=914} {{< githubsnippet "chapel-lang/chapel" "390187df504f58cbf721a87d5632cdf7ea37563f" "frontend/lib/resolution/scope-queries.cpp" "C++" 914 >}}
IdAndFlags::Flags curFilter = 0; IdAndFlags::Flags curFilter = 0;
/* ... some unrelated code ... */ /* ... some unrelated code ... */
if (skipPrivateVisibilities) { if (skipPrivateVisibilities) {
@ -472,7 +472,7 @@ most important place in the code where bitsets are built.
} else if (!includeMethods && receiverScopes.empty()) { } else if (!includeMethods && receiverScopes.empty()) {
curFilter |= IdAndFlags::NOT_METHOD; curFilter |= IdAndFlags::NOT_METHOD;
} }
``` {{< /githubsnippet >}}
The above code converts the current search parameters into `Bitfield` The above code converts the current search parameters into `Bitfield`
flags. For instance, if a `use` statement is being processed that doesn't flags. For instance, if a `use` statement is being processed that doesn't