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...ives where the code is not conforming due to different points of instantiation in two translation units. We can skip uninstantiated templates since they don’t affect the behaviour of the program, and we need to visit the instantiations regardless. In LLVM IR, create a new named metadata node !llvm.odr_checking which contains a list of <mangled name, hash value> pairs. The names do not necessarily correspond to symbols, for instance, a class will have a hash value but does not have a corresponding symbol. For ease of implementation, names should be mangled per the C++ Itanium ABI (demanglable with c...

...the code is not conforming due to different points of instantiation in two translation units. We can skip uninstantiated templates since they don’t affect the behaviour of the program, and we need to visit the instantiations regardless. > > In LLVM IR, create a new named metadata node !llvm.odr_checking which contains a list of <mangled name, hash value> pairs. The names do not necessarily correspond to symbols, for instance, a class will have a hash value but does not have a corresponding symbol. For ease of implementation, names should be mangled per the C++ Itanium ABI (demanglable with c...

...ing due > to different points of instantiation in two translation units. We can skip > uninstantiated templates since they don’t affect the behaviour of the > program, and we need to visit the instantiations regardless. > > > > In LLVM IR, create a new named metadata node !llvm.odr_checking which > contains a list of <mangled name, hash value> pairs. The names do not > necessarily correspond to symbols, for instance, a class will have a hash > value but does not have a corresponding symbol. For ease of implementation, > names should be mangled per the C++ Itanium ABI...

...is not conforming due to different points of instantiation in two translation units. We can skip uninstantiated templates since they don’t affect the behaviour of the program, and we need to visit the instantiations regardless. > > > > In LLVM IR, create a new named metadata node !llvm.odr_checking which contains a list of <mangled name, hash value> pairs. The names do not necessarily correspond to symbols, for instance, a class will have a hash value but does not have a corresponding symbol. For ease of implementation, names should be mangled per the C++ Itanium ABI (demanglable with c...

...different points of instantiation in two translation units. We can skip >> uninstantiated templates since they don’t affect the behaviour of the >> program, and we need to visit the instantiations regardless. >> > >> > In LLVM IR, create a new named metadata node !llvm.odr_checking which >> contains a list of <mangled name, hash value> pairs. The names do not >> necessarily correspond to symbols, for instance, a class will have a hash >> value but does not have a corresponding symbol. For ease of implementation, >> names should be mangled per the...

...different points of instantiation in two translation units. We can skip >> uninstantiated templates since they don’t affect the behaviour of the >> program, and we need to visit the instantiations regardless. >> > >> > In LLVM IR, create a new named metadata node !llvm.odr_checking which >> contains a list of <mangled name, hash value> pairs. The names do not >> necessarily correspond to symbols, for instance, a class will have a hash >> value but does not have a corresponding symbol. For ease of implementation, >> names should be mangled per the...

...conforming due to different points of instantiation in two translation units. We can skip uninstantiated templates since they don’t affect the behaviour of the program, and we need to visit the instantiations regardless. >> > >> > In LLVM IR, create a new named metadata node !llvm.odr_checking which contains a list of <mangled name, hash value> pairs. The names do not necessarily correspond to symbols, for instance, a class will have a hash value but does not have a corresponding symbol. For ease of implementation, names should be mangled per the C++ Itanium ABI (demanglable with c...

...of instantiation in two translation units. We can skip >>> uninstantiated templates since they don’t affect the behaviour of the >>> program, and we need to visit the instantiations regardless. >>> > >>> > In LLVM IR, create a new named metadata node !llvm.odr_checking which >>> contains a list of <mangled name, hash value> pairs. The names do not >>> necessarily correspond to symbols, for instance, a class will have a hash >>> value but does not have a corresponding symbol. For ease of implementation, >>> names should be...

...conforming due to different points of instantiation in two translation units. We can skip uninstantiated templates since they don’t affect the behaviour of the program, and we need to visit the instantiations regardless. >> > >> > In LLVM IR, create a new named metadata node !llvm.odr_checking which contains a list of <mangled name, hash value> pairs. The names do not necessarily correspond to symbols, for instance, a class will have a hash value but does not have a corresponding symbol. For ease of implementation, names should be mangled per the C++ Itanium ABI (demanglable with c...

...of instantiation in two translation units. We can skip >>> uninstantiated templates since they don’t affect the behaviour of the >>> program, and we need to visit the instantiations regardless. >>> > >>> > In LLVM IR, create a new named metadata node !llvm.odr_checking which >>> contains a list of <mangled name, hash value> pairs. The names do not >>> necessarily correspond to symbols, for instance, a class will have a hash >>> value but does not have a corresponding symbol. For ease of implementation, >>> names should be...