Use the dynamic type of self in the expression evaluator. #1966
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This allows look up types in an entire expression context in addition to looking types up in just one lldb::Module.
This allows LLDB to resolve generic self types even if no type parameters are present (for example, because they were optimized out) because class objects and other entities carry all their dynamic type information in the *object*. rdar://problem/69020595
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This allows LLDB to resolve generic self types even if no type
parameters are present (for example, because they were optimized out)
because class objects and other entities carry all their dynamic type
information in the object.
rdar://problem/69020595