cranelift-module: Add support for passing a StackMapSink when defining functions #2739
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It looks like these test failures are unrelated to the change |
pchickey
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It looks like the CI failure happened on the merge commit of #2723 yesterday (though the CI on the PR itself was green) -- possibly related? cc @bnjbvr / @alexcrichton |
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There's a bit more discussion about CI on #2736 (comment), I haven't had a chance to dig in yet myself |
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…g functions Fixes bytecodealliance#2738 This follows the convention set by the existing method of passing a TrapSink by adding another argument for a StackMapSink.
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Discussed in #2738
This follows the convention set by the existing method of passing a
TrapSinkby adding another argument for aStackMapSink.