kuilpd wrote: @labath @jimingham This is just one way to allow C/C++ to dereference arrays and let other languages decide on which types they allow to dereference. I tried making a `GetDereferencedType` function in TypeSystem, but it doesn't really need to do anything right now, everything is handled in `GetChildCompilerTypeAtIndex` anyway. Also, you raised a problem that if a user has defined a synthetic child provider for the array type, then after converting array to a pointer that provider will not be used. Allowing the array to be dereferenced will do the same because of where the check for a synthetic child is in `ValueObject::Dereference`. I'm really not sure how to avoid that.
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