Fix llvmcall in uninferred code
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Before inference is run, `ssavaluetypes` is not an array, but an integer, and cannot by used to obtain the type. Instead, only use `try_eval` which is sufficient for common cases like a `Tuple` of const types.
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Was fixed as part of #25984. |
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Before inference is run,
ssavaluetypesis not an array, but an integer, and cannot by used to obtain the type. Instead, only usetry_evalwhich is sufficient for common cases like aTupleof const types.I ran into this when trying to use
llvmcallinsidecorecompiler. Not sure how to test, though. Is there a way to compile a function without inferring it in a proper julia?