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We need to expand the number of variant types we have, by building wrappers around LLVMValueRefs. For example, we'll want a Tag::FunctionTag, though the actual function type creation process uses a plain LLVMValueRef. Look into other expressions (think structs, enums) that simply use LLVMValueRefs, and change them to their own tag types. We'll also want to look at existing implementation in ir that might benefit from more tag types.
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We need to expand the number of variant types we have, by building wrappers around LLVMValueRefs. For example, we'll want a Tag::FunctionTag, though the actual function type creation process uses a plain LLVMValueRef. Look into other expressions (think structs, enums) that simply use LLVMValueRefs, and change them to their own tag types. We'll also want to look at existing implementation in
ir
that might benefit from more tag types.Issue Type
Requirements
FunctionTag
Notes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: