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Minor cleanups #627

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NathanJPhillips
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Added IDE files to .gitignore
Remove unnecessary casts from json.h
Added comment on hard to track potential error (it causes very cryptic messages) caused by #define in irep_hash to save external users time (internal users shouldn't encounter this as we don't use Boost)

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It would be nice if those edits could be committed as 3 commits as the cleanups seem rather unrelated.

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Can do, they're only related by the fact that I found them all while doing another piece of work. Want me to close this PR and start again?

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@NathanJPhillips, no, just split your commit into three and force push.

Added comment on hard to track potential error caused by #define in irep_hash
This could save external users time (internal users shouldn't encounter this as we don't use Boost)
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OK, done.

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Thanks for splitting up! Looks good to me.

@kroening kroening merged commit 1cea18f into diffblue:master Mar 15, 2017
@NathanJPhillips NathanJPhillips deleted the cleanup/minor branch March 15, 2017 15:41
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