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This ensures that we use the correct specialized variable at the call site of a function. In #2725 what happened was that a generalized function was aliased, causing it to undergo generalization again. Then, we lost the variable used to specialize at the call site. Instead, just link to the partial proc being aliased directly. There is an added benefit here, which is that we can avoid the possibly-quadratic replacement of symbols in the generated statement. Closes #2725
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21 lines
617 B
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procedure Num.22 (#Attr.2, #Attr.3):
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let Test.12 : U64 = lowlevel NumAdd #Attr.2 #Attr.3;
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ret Test.12;
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procedure Test.5 (Test.7, Test.8):
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let Test.18 : U64 = 1i64;
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ret Test.18;
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procedure Test.6 (Test.7, Test.8):
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let Test.15 : U64 = 1i64;
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ret Test.15;
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procedure Test.0 ():
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let Test.16 : U8 = 100i64;
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let Test.17 : U32 = 100i64;
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let Test.10 : U64 = CallByName Test.5 Test.16 Test.17;
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let Test.13 : U32 = 100i64;
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let Test.14 : U8 = 100i64;
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let Test.11 : U64 = CallByName Test.6 Test.13 Test.14;
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let Test.9 : U64 = CallByName Num.22 Test.10 Test.11;
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ret Test.9;
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