Thanks for the help. It's a target-dependent intrinsic for a custom LLVM pass.
Probably not worth hacking the Swift compiler for now. A downside is that I
have to wrap the intrinsic in a header for different numbers of arguments and
different arg types.
-Richard
On Apr 11, 2017, at 16:46, Jo
> On Apr 11, 2017, at 5:33 PM, Slava Pestov via swift-dev
> wrote:
> Please don’t use @_silgen_name. Soon it will only be available within the
> standard library.
>
> Instead, write C wrappers around your intrinsics and create a Clang module
> that you can import from Swift. If you define the
Please don’t use @_silgen_name. Soon it will only be available within the
standard library.
Instead, write C wrappers around your intrinsics and create a Clang module that
you can import from Swift. If you define the wrappers as static inline
functions in a header file there won’t be any runtim
Hello,
I’m trying to declare (using _silgen_name) a Swift function that maps onto an
IR intrinsic with argument (i32, …). Is there a way to emit the exact variadic
function from Swift?
-Richard
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