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[WebAssembly] Add path to PIC mode for wasm tables
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Add utility predicate for wasm table types
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Run clang format.
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Use predicate elsewhere to simplify code
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Check for pointerty in reference types predicate.
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Remove unnecessary comment.
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Run clang-format.
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Update test
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Is this something is OK to do in lit test? I've not seen this sed pattern before.
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We have at least test in WebAssembly (tls-local-exec.ll) using sed. There are many in RISCV which uses sed to replace types depending on current running arch, etc. We need this here to ensure that without reference types we don't add a table and if we do have reference types, the result is correct. Alternatively we need another test file. I am happy to do that if you're not keen on sed but sed is very much used together with lit tests in general.
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I will wait for a further thumbs up from you if you're happy with introducing this sed pattern into the tests.