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Fix strong->value reference coercion in calls#2093
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4 hours ago
Fix strong->value reference coercion in calls. Fixes #2091 Calls would auto-deref any strong references when resolving the function call. But, this auto-deref gets removed for units because of 7f269c5da866bd9da744ebdb7784641e1affce3f. For `new` calls, this continued to work because they then got *re-resolved*. Calls did not have this. This simply adds that re-resolution to function calls. Technically this could apply to methods, but I couldn't trigger it in Spicy, so I left it.
4 hours ago
44e11c7
topic/etyp/strong-val-ref-regression
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Fix performance issues flagged by static analysis.#2092
last run
3 days ago
Bump pre-commit hooks.
3 days ago
146bc9f
topic/bbannier/perf
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Catch exceptions in `processInput` gracefully. Fixes #1996 The exceptions bubbled up to `main` then got caught in those exception handlers with `spicy-driver`, so something like `spicy-driver -Z` would not emit profiling information if there was a parse error. This makes exceptions get caught sooner so that the calling code can use the same error mechanisms as already exist in order to gracefully exit.
8 days ago
f25d241
topic/etyp/gracefully-exit-better
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When printing anonymous bitfields inside a struct, lift up the fields. This now prints, e.g., `[$fin=1, $rsv=0, $opcode=2, $remaining=255]` instead of `[$<anon>=(1, 0, 2, 255)]`. In addition, we also prettify non-anonymous bitfields. They now print as, e.g., `[$y=(a: 4, b: 8)]` instead of `[$y=(4, 8)]`. The implementation is a bit of hack (because we normally don't convey type information through `cxx::*` elements) but can't of think anything nicer. Tested through updates to existing tests. Closes #1660.
10 days ago
9579de6
topic/robin/gh-1660-bitfield-print
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