Change llvmcall docs binding
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AppVeyor failure in abstractarray looks new, probably the fault of #16251 cc @mbauman https://ci.appveyor.com/project/JuliaLang/julia/build/1.0.1501/job/ia6bwd91kg621ii3 |
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Fix is very straightforward: acafa9b; caused by concurrent changes to |
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Thanks much. I'll have to make barosl/homu#87 a project. |
The docstring for `llvmcall` was bound to a keyword rather than
the actual intrinsic `Core.Intrinsics.llvmcall`.
This produced the following odd behaviour when trying to find the docs:
help?> llvmcall
... docs ...
julia> llvmcall
ERROR: UndefVarError: llvmcall not defined
help?> Base.llvmcall
... no docs ...
julia> Base.llvmcall
(intrinsic function JuliaLang#90)
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The docstring for
llvmcallwas bound to a keyword rather than the actual intrinsicCore.Intrinsics.llvmcall.This produced the following odd behaviour when trying to find the docs: