Fixes to lib7, added parallel test structure.

lib7/std/collections/elastic_array.c3

@@ -160,28 +160,12 @@ fn void ElasticArray.add_array(&self, Type[] array)
 
 
 
-<*
- IMPORTANT The returned array must be freed using free_aligned.
-*>
-fn Type[] ElasticArray.to_new_aligned_array(&self)
-{
-	return list_common::list_to_new_aligned_array(Type, self, allocator::heap());
-}
-
 <*
  IMPORTANT The returned array must be freed using free_aligned.
 *>
 fn Type[] ElasticArray.to_aligned_array(&self, Allocator allocator)
 {
-	return list_common::list_to_new_aligned_array(Type, self, allocator);
+	return list_common::list_to_aligned_array(Type, self, allocator);
-}
-
-<*
- @require !type_is_overaligned() : "This function is not available on overaligned types"
-*>
-macro Type[] ElasticArray.to_new_array(&self)
-{
-	return list_common::list_to_array(Type, self, allocator::heap());
 }
 
 <*
@@ -189,7 +173,7 @@ macro Type[] ElasticArray.to_new_array(&self)
 *>
 macro Type[] ElasticArray.to_array(&self, Allocator allocator)
 {
-	return list_common::list_to_new_array(Type, self, allocator);
+	return list_common::list_to_array(Type, self, allocator);
 }
 
 fn Type[] ElasticArray.to_tarray(&self)

lib7/std/collections/priorityqueue.c3

@@ -23,8 +23,8 @@
 module std::collections::priorityqueue{Type};
 import std::collections::priorityqueue::private;
 
-distinct PriorityQueue = inline List{Type};
+distinct PriorityQueue = inline PrivatePriorityQueue{Type, false};
-distinct PriorityQueueMax = inline List{Type};
+distinct PriorityQueueMax = inline PrivatePriorityQueue{Type, true};
 
 module std::collections::priorityqueue::private{Type, MAX};
 import std::collections::list, std::io;
@@ -68,13 +68,13 @@ fn void PrivatePriorityQueue.push(&self, Type element)
 }
 
 <*
- @require index < self.len : "Index out of range"
+ @require index < self.len() : "Index out of range"
 *>
 fn void PrivatePriorityQueue.remove_at(&self, usz index)
 {
 	if (index == 0)
 	{
-		self.heap.remove_last();
+		self.pop()!!;
 		return;
 	}
 	self.heap.remove_at(index);

lib7/std/core/builtin.c3

@@ -4,6 +4,31 @@
 module std::core::builtin;
 import libc, std::hash, std::io, std::os::backtrace;
 
+<*
+ EMPTY_MACRO_SLOT is a value used for implementing optional arguments for macros in an efficient
+ way. It relies on the fact that distinct types are not implicitly convertable.
+
+ You can use `@is_empty_macro_slot()` and `@is_valid_macro_slot()` to figure out whether
+ the argument has been used or not.
+
+ An example:
+
+```c3
+macro foo(a, #b = EMPTY_MACRO_SLOT)
+{
+	$if @is_valid_macro_slot(#b):
+        return invoke_foo2(a, #b);
+    $else
+        return invoke_foo1(a);
+    $endif
+}
+*>
+const EmptySlot EMPTY_MACRO_SLOT @builtin = null;
+
+distinct EmptySlot = void*;
+macro @is_empty_macro_slot(#arg) @const @builtin => @typeis(#arg, EmptySlot);
+macro @is_valid_macro_slot(#arg) @const @builtin => !@typeis(#arg, EmptySlot);
+
 /*
  Use `IteratorResult` when reading the end of an iterator, or accessing a result out of bounds.
 */
@@ -67,7 +92,7 @@ fn bool print_backtrace(String message, int backtraces_to_ignore) @if(env::NATIV
 	void*[256] buffer;
 	void*[] backtraces = backtrace::capture_current(&buffer);
 	backtraces_to_ignore++;
-	BacktraceList! backtrace = backtrace::symbolize_backtrace(allocator::temp(), backtraces);
+	BacktraceList! backtrace = backtrace::symbolize_backtrace(tmem(), backtraces);
 	if (catch backtrace) return false;
 	if (backtrace.len() <= backtraces_to_ignore) return false;
 	io::eprint("\nERROR: '");
@@ -413,10 +438,6 @@ macro uint String.hash(String c) => (uint)fnv32a::encode(c);
 macro uint char[].hash(char[] c) => (uint)fnv32a::encode(c);
 macro uint void*.hash(void* ptr) => @generic_hash(((ulong)(uptr)ptr));
 
-distinct EmptySlot = void*;
-const EmptySlot EMPTY_MACRO_SLOT @builtin = null;
-macro @is_empty_macro_slot(#arg) @builtin => @typeis(#arg, EmptySlot);
-macro @is_valid_macro_slot(#arg) @builtin => !@typeis(#arg, EmptySlot);
 
 const MAX_FRAMEADDRESS = 128;
 <*

lib7/std/io/os/ls.c3

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ import std::time, std::os, std::io;
 fn PathList! native_ls(Path dir, bool no_dirs, bool no_symlinks, String mask, Allocator allocator)
 {
 	PathList list;
-	list.new_init(allocator: allocator);
+	list.init(allocator);
 
 	@pool(allocator)
 	{