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When printing an enum value in debugging mode, distinguish between bitsets containing flags and ordinary enums that just contain different values. Make the macros in enum.h more uniform. Provide a simple scheme for defining the run-time type information of enums whose number of values is a number with more than 2 bits set in the binary representation. This case was not obvious before, and it was pure luck that the current interesting enum types only had 3, 10 or 32 different values. The type with the 32 different values actually only has 31 significant bits since the enum constant OP_OPMASK is only used when querying the enum, not for defining or describing the possible values. For this reason, it was unavoidable to refactor the rtti macros, to support even this case.
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