make trivial ABI check resilient against new repr - #161745
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make trivial ABI check resilient against new repr There's currently no way to exhaustively match on "what basic `repr` is this", which is kind of fragile as it means a new repr will get whatever the `else` branch happens to be everywhere. Changing this would be a major refactor, but let's at least make it possible to `assert!` that we covered all the cases by adding an explicit way to check for `repr(Rust)`.
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make trivial ABI check resilient against new repr There's currently no way to exhaustively match on "what basic `repr` is this", which is kind of fragile as it means a new repr will get whatever the `else` branch happens to be everywhere. Changing this would be a major refactor, but let's at least make it possible to `assert!` that we covered all the cases by adding an explicit way to check for `repr(Rust)`.
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make trivial ABI check resilient against new repr There's currently no way to exhaustively match on "what basic `repr` is this", which is kind of fragile as it means a new repr will get whatever the `else` branch happens to be everywhere. Changing this would be a major refactor, but let's at least make it possible to `assert!` that we covered all the cases by adding an explicit way to check for `repr(Rust)`.
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make trivial ABI check resilient against new repr There's currently no way to exhaustively match on "what basic `repr` is this", which is kind of fragile as it means a new repr will get whatever the `else` branch happens to be everywhere. Changing this would be a major refactor, but let's at least make it possible to `assert!` that we covered all the cases by adding an explicit way to check for `repr(Rust)`.
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…uwer Rollup of 13 pull requests Successful merges: - #158874 (hir_ty_lowering: fix anon const type recovery) - #161443 (add internal DSL for testing binders) - #161617 (Add custom allocators to `(try_)map` on `Box`, `Rc`, `Arc`) - #161726 (Fix debugger visualizer tuple child ordering w/ PDB debug info) - #161729 (miri subtree update) - #161745 (make trivial ABI check resilient against new repr) - #160871 (Remove `#[rustc_reservation_impl]`) - #161180 (Detect missing binding available: add a MaybeIncorrect suggestion) - #161522 (test `f16::mul_add` not double-rounding the result) - #161631 (Add two comments relating to new-solver performance) - #161724 (Add codegen test for static table search loop unrolling) - #161740 (do not compress debuginfo for Cygwin) - #161750 (vector ABI check: reword so it makes more sense for non-obviously-vector types)
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Rollup merge of #161745 - RalfJung:repr-exhaustive, r=mati865 make trivial ABI check resilient against new repr There's currently no way to exhaustively match on "what basic `repr` is this", which is kind of fragile as it means a new repr will get whatever the `else` branch happens to be everywhere. Changing this would be a major refactor, but let's at least make it possible to `assert!` that we covered all the cases by adding an explicit way to check for `repr(Rust)`.
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…uwer Rollup of 13 pull requests Successful merges: - rust-lang/rust#158874 (hir_ty_lowering: fix anon const type recovery) - rust-lang/rust#161443 (add internal DSL for testing binders) - rust-lang/rust#161617 (Add custom allocators to `(try_)map` on `Box`, `Rc`, `Arc`) - rust-lang/rust#161726 (Fix debugger visualizer tuple child ordering w/ PDB debug info) - rust-lang/rust#161729 (miri subtree update) - rust-lang/rust#161745 (make trivial ABI check resilient against new repr) - rust-lang/rust#160871 (Remove `#[rustc_reservation_impl]`) - rust-lang/rust#161180 (Detect missing binding available: add a MaybeIncorrect suggestion) - rust-lang/rust#161522 (test `f16::mul_add` not double-rounding the result) - rust-lang/rust#161631 (Add two comments relating to new-solver performance) - rust-lang/rust#161724 (Add codegen test for static table search loop unrolling) - rust-lang/rust#161740 (do not compress debuginfo for Cygwin) - rust-lang/rust#161750 (vector ABI check: reword so it makes more sense for non-obviously-vector types)
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…uwer Rollup of 13 pull requests Successful merges: - rust-lang/rust#158874 (hir_ty_lowering: fix anon const type recovery) - rust-lang/rust#161443 (add internal DSL for testing binders) - rust-lang/rust#161617 (Add custom allocators to `(try_)map` on `Box`, `Rc`, `Arc`) - rust-lang/rust#161726 (Fix debugger visualizer tuple child ordering w/ PDB debug info) - rust-lang/rust#161729 (miri subtree update) - rust-lang/rust#161745 (make trivial ABI check resilient against new repr) - rust-lang/rust#160871 (Remove `#[rustc_reservation_impl]`) - rust-lang/rust#161180 (Detect missing binding available: add a MaybeIncorrect suggestion) - rust-lang/rust#161522 (test `f16::mul_add` not double-rounding the result) - rust-lang/rust#161631 (Add two comments relating to new-solver performance) - rust-lang/rust#161724 (Add codegen test for static table search loop unrolling) - rust-lang/rust#161740 (do not compress debuginfo for Cygwin) - rust-lang/rust#161750 (vector ABI check: reword so it makes more sense for non-obviously-vector types)
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There's currently no way to exhaustively match on "what basic
repris this", which is kind of fragile as it means a new repr will get whatever theelsebranch happens to be everywhere. Changing this would be a major refactor, but let's at least make it possible toassert!that we covered all the cases by adding an explicit way to check forrepr(Rust).