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Separate Primitive::Bool and make #[repr($int)] enums always use the ABI of $int - #165481
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Separate `Primitive::Bool` and make `#[repr($int)]` enums always use the ABI of $int
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This file is one of two meaningful test changes, the rest are debug layouts changing as expected.
This function and the corresponding function converting the other way are "regressed" in that now there will be an explicit trunc or zext. They were testing for the bad behavior (a repr(u8) that's actually a i1).
The trunc/ext should go away at the assembly level though.
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This file is the second meaningful test change.
The changes here are scary because I'm not quite sure of the requirements, but I asked on zulip for a second opinion.
I believe this is a correct change, with LLVM using more knowledge about the enum tag to generate a different instruction.
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Yeah, this looks fine to me. It makes sense that LLVM now exploits the known 0..=1 range of the discriminant.
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| #[derive(Copy, Clone, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] | ||
| #[cfg_attr(feature = "nightly", derive(StableHash))] | ||
| pub enum Primitive { | ||
| Bool, |
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I had been wondering when this would happen. Thanks.
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I'm still not so sure about it, between the number of things that were silently non-exhaustively matching on Primitive for the integer type and discarding the rest, and the fact that bool really is a Fancy Integer, I almost want to try and integrate it into the Integer variant.
But also, bool clearly acts differently in several places, so it sort of is special.
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Hmm. I have not scrutinized this PR closely. I think putting it in Integer would also make sense to me, but I'm going to wildly guess that it actually goes less well.
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It, at the very least, implies the existence of (bool, is_signed), which im sure explodes things if that accidentally leaks through. Integer also seems to be about being the byte-level "storage" type, so that probably isn't the best idea.
There probably exists a better version of Primitive, with a complete refactor, but this PR seems to at least disentangle bool Enough(tm) to get it to be its own ABI. We can delegate further things to "Future Work".
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I should probably try to make sure I look at this. |
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Given the discussions in I think that the best thing for now is to add a "FIXME: this should work but doesn't" for |
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This properly gives
boolits own ABI, shared only with bool-likeenums that have no explicit repr.#[repr($int)]enums now always use the ABI of$int.This PR makes no language guarantees, however it will help facilitate such guarantees, if they're decided on: rust-lang/unsafe-code-guidelines#628
Additionally, it seems to give LLVM slightly more information about the tags of certain enums, especially when it comes to variants with different sizes.
Previously, bools were identified for the purposes of ABI as being any
u8primitive that had a valid range of0..=1. An enum with#[repr(u8)]and with discriminants0and1would satisfy that condition and be treated like a bool. This is somewhat sketchy, and while no miscompilation has been found, I would not be surprised if the i1 Extension Situation could cause problems on some targets.fixes #165026