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...format would be similar. It appears that TypeIds are >>>>> referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by >>>>> std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within >>>>> the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId >>>>> structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry >>>>> for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its >>>>> GUID (followed by its associated information stored in the map),...

...ctures, the format would be similar. It appears that TypeIds are >>>> referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by >>>> std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within >>>> the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId >>>> structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry >>>> for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its >>>> GUID (followed by its associated information stored in the map), and the >...

...be similar. It appears that TypeIds are >>>>>> referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by >>>>>> std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within >>>>>> the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId >>>>>> structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry >>>>>> for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its >>>>>> GUID (followed by its associated information stored i...

...gt;> structures, the format would be similar. It appears that TypeIds are >>> referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by >>> std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within >>> the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId >>> structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry >>> for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its >>> GUID (followed by its associated information stored in the map), and the >>> Typ...

...It appears that TypeIds are >>>>>>> referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by >>>>>>> std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within >>>>>>> the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId >>>>>>> structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry >>>>>>> for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its >>>>>>> GUID (followed by its associated informat...

...are >>>>>>>>> referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by >>>>>>>>> std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within >>>>>>>>> the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId >>>>>>>>> structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry >>>>>>>>> for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its >>>>>>>>> GUID (followed by...

...r CFI data >> structures, the format would be similar. It appears that TypeIds are >> referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by >> std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within >> the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId >> structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry >> for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its >> GUID (followed by its associated information stored in the map), and the >> TypeTests/VFuncId r...

...that TypeIds are >>>>>>>> referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by >>>>>>>> std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within >>>>>>>> the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId >>>>>>>> structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry >>>>>>>> for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its >>>>>>>> GUID (followed by its associa...

...;>>>>>>>> referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by >>>>>>>>>> std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within >>>>>>>>>> the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId >>>>>>>>>> structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry >>>>>>>>>> for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its >>>>>>>>>> GUID...

...!dbg !17 ^3 { >> >> For CFI data structures, the format would be similar. It appears that TypeIds are referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its GUID (followed by its associated information stored in the map), and the TypeTests/VFuncId references on the FunctionSummary ent...

...ain() #0 !dbg !17 ^3 { > > For CFI data structures, the format would be similar. It appears that TypeIds are referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its GUID (followed by its associated information stored in the map), and the TypeTests/VFuncId references on the FunctionSummary ent...

...that TypeIds are >>>>>>>> referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by >>>>>>>> std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within >>>>>>>> the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId >>>>>>>> structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry >>>>>>>> for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its >>>>>>>> GUID (followed by its associa...

...;>>>> referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by >>>>>>>>>>>> std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within >>>>>>>>>>>> the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId >>>>>>>>>>>> structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry >>>>>>>>>>>> for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its >>>>>>>&g...

...;>> referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by >>>>>>>>>>>>> std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within >>>>>>>>>>>>> the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId >>>>>>>>>>>>> structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry >>>>>>>>>>>>> for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its >>>>>&g...

has anyone in this list ever tried to make a javascript color picker something like http://www.daantje.nl/blog/index.php?buttonID=37 or http://typetester.maratz.com/ i just thought i''d ask before i force myself to doing this. thanks mark renn _______________________________________________ Rails-spinoffs mailing list Rails-spinoffs-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org

...;>>>> referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by >>>>>>>>>>>> std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within >>>>>>>>>>>> the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId >>>>>>>>>>>> structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry >>>>>>>>>>>> for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its >>>>>>>&g...

...local i32 @main() #0 !dbg !17 ^3 {For CFI data structures, the format would be similar. It appears that TypeIds are referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its GUID (followed by its associated information stored in the map), and the TypeTests/VFuncId references on the FunctionSummary ent...

...r CFI data >> structures, the format would be similar. It appears that TypeIds are >> referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by >> std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within >> the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId >> structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry >> for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its >> GUID (followed by its associated information stored in the map), and the >> TypeTests/VFuncId r...

...!dbg !17 ^3 {For CFI data > structures, the format would be similar. It appears that TypeIds are > referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by > std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within > the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId > structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry > for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its > GUID (followed by its associated information stored in the map), and the > TypeTests/VFuncId references on the...

...;>>>>>> referred to by string name in the top level TypeIdMap (std::map indexed by >>>>>>>>>>> std::string type identifier), whereas they are referenced by GUID within >>>>>>>>>>> the FunctionSummary class (i.e. the TypeTests vector and the VFuncId >>>>>>>>>>> structure). For the LLVM assembly I think there should be a top level entry >>>>>>>>>>> for each TypeIdMap, which lists both the type identifier string and its >>>>>>>>>&g...