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@nkcsgexi nkcsgexi commented Aug 9, 2016

[CodeCompletion] Refactor archetype transform to avoid using recursion. rdar://27615558

We have a radar (rdar://27615558) complaining the exiting recursive calls in type transform
of code completion hangs. This patch refactor the existing code to avoid using
recursion. From existing tests' perspective, this is NFC. I am not able to contrive the
test case that leads to the hang, neither is given by the radar.

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…n. rdar://27615558

We have a radar (rdar://27615558) complaining the exiting recursive calls in type transform
of code completion hangs. This patch refactor the existing code to avoid using
recursion. From existing tests' perspective, this is NFC. I am not able to contrive the
test case that leads to the hang, neither is given by the radar.

…n. rdar://27615558

We have a radar (rdar://27615558) complaining the exiting recursive calls in type transform
of code completion hangs. This patch refactor the existing code to avoid using
recursion. From existing tests' perspective, this is NFC. I am not able to contrive the
test case that leads to the hang, neither is given by the radar.
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nkcsgexi commented Aug 9, 2016

@swift-ci Please smoke test OS X platform

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Not sure how the failure of SILOptimizer/copyforward.sil is related to this patch.

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atrick commented Aug 10, 2016

That's a SIL-level test case. No way it's related to your change. This reminds me of when FileCheck had a bug. I assume it doesn't fail locally. I would try one more smoke test or just merge it if you don't have time. If it fails again, immediately disable that test and file a radar against me.

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Thanks for the explanation, @atrick !
@swift-ci Please smoke test OS X platform

@tkremenek tkremenek merged commit c9e57af into swiftlang:master Aug 10, 2016
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