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Instead of constructing an LValue and storing the result of the stored property initializer to the lvalue, let's emit the call of the stored property initializer directly into an initialization pointing at the stored properties named by the pattern.
40 lines
514 B
Swift
40 lines
514 B
Swift
// RUN: %target-swift-frontend -disable-type-layout -primary-file %s -emit-ir
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struct A<T1, T2>
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{
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var b: T1
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var c: T2
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var d: B<T1, T2>
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}
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struct B<T1, T2>
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{
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var c: T1
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var d: T2
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}
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struct C<T1>
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{}
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struct D<T2>
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{}
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struct Foo<A1, A2>
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{
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var a: A1
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var b: Bar<A1, A2>
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}
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struct Bar<A1, A2> {
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}
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public protocol Proto { }
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public struct EmptyStruct {}
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public struct GenericStruct<T : Proto> {
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var empty: EmptyStruct = EmptyStruct()
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var dummy: Int = 0
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var opt: Optional<T> = nil
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public init() {}
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}
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