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Hamish Knight
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We can fix a call of a non-function type by recording `RemoveInvalidCall`, but may still record other fixes that want to check whether a locator has function arg apply info associated with it. Given the base expression can basically be any expression node in this case, trying to assert whether or not we expect a callee locator to be set is pretty fragile and isn't really providing any real value, especially as it's a lowercase `assert`. Let's just drop it. We'll bail from `getFunctionArgApplyInfo` if we don't have an actual function type.
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Swift
6 lines
527 B
Swift
// {"kind":"typecheck","original":"40a86b54","signature":"swift::constraints::Solution::getFunctionArgApplyInfo(swift::constraints::ConstraintLocator*) const","signatureAssert":"Assertion failed: (!shouldHaveDirectCalleeOverload(call) && \"Should we have resolved a callee for this?\"), function getFunctionArgApplyInfo","signatureNext":"MissingArgumentsFailure::diagnoseAsError"}
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// RUN: not %target-swift-frontend -typecheck %s
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func a<b, each c>(d: repeat ((b) -> each c) -> Void, e: repeat () -> each c) {
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repeat (d(e))
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}
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