[stdlib] Apply @_transparent consistently for (U)Int128 #74523
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Formally I think the #else branch here should probably hit the default implementation instead, but that requires refactoring this a bit, so I'm ok with this for now.
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Yeah this implementation is technically incorrect for words larger than 64 bits, so I just wrote this as truncating self.
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I'm not certain that we want these to be @_transparent. These are potentially pretty heavyweight operations to drop into the caller (though we might reap benefits in the case of constant divisors).
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It's a little bit weird since we don't have them for any other integer types, but other than that I'm OK with it. |
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Update UInt128.swift
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[stdlib] Apply @_transparent consistently for (U)Int128
Also adds a concrete implementation of
_lowWordfor bothInt128andUInt128. I've sprinkled available attributes everywhere because I personally dislike the implicit availability from the extension declaration because a new API introduced in an existing extension may forget to add availability which would be incorrect, so littering this everywhere hopefully makes it more obvious.Resolves: #74481