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2016 Jan 19
8
[RFC] A proposal for byval in a world with opaque pointers
...ery important, because it allows a script to do the following:
1. Find all byval arguments in tests that are missing dereferenceable, e.g.
... i32* byval align 4 ...
.... {i8, i64}* byval ...
2. Add a bogus dereferenceable(unique ID) to each of them, i.e.
... i32* byval dereferenceable(123400001) align 4 ...
.... {i8, i16}* byval dereferenceable(123400002) ...
3. Run the tests and record the errors, which may look like:
Attribute 'byval' expects 'dereferenceable(4)' for type i32*,
found 'dereferenceable(123400001)'
Attribute 'byval' expects 'de...
2016 Jan 19
2
[RFC] A proposal for byval in a world with opaque pointers
...>>
>> 1. Find all byval arguments in tests that are missing dereferenceable,
>> e.g.
>> ... i32* byval align 4 ...
>> .... {i8, i64}* byval ...
>> 2. Add a bogus dereferenceable(unique ID) to each of them, i.e.
>> ... i32* byval dereferenceable(123400001) align 4 ...
>> .... {i8, i16}* byval dereferenceable(123400002) ...
>> 3. Run the tests and record the errors, which may look like:
>>
>> Attribute 'byval' expects 'dereferenceable(4)' for type i32*,
>> found 'dereferenceable(123400001)'...