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[Coro] Add variant of retcon.once ABI. #10120
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[Coro] Add variant of retcon.once ABI. #10120
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case coro::ABI::Async: | ||
llvm_unreachable("can't allocate memory in coro async-lowering"); | ||
} | ||
llvm_unreachable("Unknown coro::ABI enum"); | ||
auto Dealloc = RetconLowering.Dealloc; |
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Do we consistently check that the switch over ABI is covered. If so I would not regress that.
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Fixed.
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Like async coroutines, it's fixed-per-function-size frame is caller allocated--the size is stored in a global "coro function pointer". Like retcon coroutines, dynamic allocations are performed via intrinsic-provided allocation and deallocation functions. Unlike both, it takes an allocator struct as an argument which is forwarded to the allocation/deallocation functions.
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It became uncovered in #10120 . Fix that here.
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It became uncovered in swiftlang#10120 . Fix that here. (cherry picked from commit 82d3bcd)
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It became uncovered in swiftlang#10120 . Fix that here. (cherry picked from commit 82d3bcd)
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It became uncovered in swiftlang#10120 . Fix that here. (cherry picked from commit 82d3bcd)
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It became uncovered in swiftlang#10120 . Fix that here. (cherry picked from commit 82d3bcd)
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Like async coroutines, its fixed-per-function-size frame is caller allocated--the size is stored in a global "coro function pointer".
Like retcon coroutines, dynamic allocations are performed via intrinsic-provided allocation and deallocation functions.
Unlike both, it takes an allocator struct as an argument which is forwarded to the allocation/deallocation functions.