[CIR][CIRGen] Refactor StructType builders #294
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Instead of using a single builder for every possible StructType, we now have three builders: identified complete, identified incomplete, and anonymous struct types. This allows us to enforce correctness and to explicitly show the intent when creating a StructType. This patch also adds support for anonymous structs type aliases. When a StructType has no name, it will generate a `ty_anon_<kind>` alias. Conflicts are automatically resolved by MLIR.
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I'm going to avoid this for now because one of the follow-up PRs moves the tablegen definition to pure C++. This is required because mutable types are not yet supported in tablegen. |
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Instead of using a single builder for every possible StructType, we now have three builders: identified complete, identified incomplete, and anonymous struct types. This allows us to enforce correctness and to explicitly show the intent when creating a StructType. This patch also adds support for anonymous structs type aliases. When a StructType has no name, it will generate a `ty_anon_<kind>` alias. Conflicts are automatically resolved by MLIR.
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Instead of using a single builder for every possible StructType, we now have three builders: identified complete, identified incomplete, and anonymous struct types. This allows us to enforce correctness and to explicitly show the intent when creating a StructType. This patch also adds support for anonymous structs type aliases. When a StructType has no name, it will generate a `ty_anon_<kind>` alias. Conflicts are automatically resolved by MLIR.
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Instead of using a single builder for every possible StructType, we now have three builders: identified complete, identified incomplete, and anonymous struct types. This allows us to enforce correctness and to explicitly show the intent when creating a StructType. This patch also adds support for anonymous structs type aliases. When a StructType has no name, it will generate a `ty_anon_<kind>` alias. Conflicts are automatically resolved by MLIR.
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Instead of using a single builder for every possible StructType, we now have three builders: identified complete, identified incomplete, and anonymous struct types. This allows us to enforce correctness and to explicitly show the intent when creating a StructType. This patch also adds support for anonymous structs type aliases. When a StructType has no name, it will generate a `ty_anon_<kind>` alias. Conflicts are automatically resolved by MLIR.
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Instead of using a single builder for every possible StructType, we now have three builders: identified complete, identified incomplete, and anonymous struct types. This allows us to enforce correctness and to explicitly show the intent when creating a StructType. This patch also adds support for anonymous structs type aliases. When a StructType has no name, it will generate a `ty_anon_<kind>` alias. Conflicts are automatically resolved by MLIR.
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Instead of using a single builder for every possible StructType, we now have three builders: identified complete, identified incomplete, and anonymous struct types. This allows us to enforce correctness and to explicitly show the intent when creating a StructType. This patch also adds support for anonymous structs type aliases. When a StructType has no name, it will generate a `ty_anon_<kind>` alias. Conflicts are automatically resolved by MLIR.
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Instead of using a single builder for every possible StructType, we now have three builders: identified complete, identified incomplete, and anonymous struct types. This allows us to enforce correctness and to explicitly show the intent when creating a StructType. This patch also adds support for anonymous structs type aliases. When a StructType has no name, it will generate a `ty_anon_<kind>` alias. Conflicts are automatically resolved by MLIR.
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Instead of using a single builder for every possible StructType, we now have three builders: identified complete, identified incomplete, and anonymous struct types. This allows us to enforce correctness and to explicitly show the intent when creating a StructType. This patch also adds support for anonymous structs type aliases. When a StructType has no name, it will generate a `ty_anon_<kind>` alias. Conflicts are automatically resolved by MLIR.
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Instead of using a single builder for every possible StructType, we now have three builders: identified complete, identified incomplete, and anonymous struct types. This allows us to enforce correctness and to explicitly show the intent when creating a StructType. This patch also adds support for anonymous structs type aliases. When a StructType has no name, it will generate a `ty_anon_<kind>` alias. Conflicts are automatically resolved by MLIR.
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Instead of using a single builder for every possible StructType, we now have three builders: identified complete, identified incomplete, and anonymous struct types. This allows us to enforce correctness and to explicitly show the intent when creating a StructType. This patch also adds support for anonymous structs type aliases. When a StructType has no name, it will generate a `ty_anon_<kind>` alias. Conflicts are automatically resolved by MLIR.
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Instead of using a single builder for every possible StructType, we now have three builders: identified complete, identified incomplete, and anonymous struct types. This allows us to enforce correctness and to explicitly show the intent when creating a StructType. This patch also adds support for anonymous structs type aliases. When a StructType has no name, it will generate a `ty_anon_<kind>` alias. Conflicts are automatically resolved by MLIR.
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Instead of using a single builder for every possible StructType, we now have three builders: identified complete, identified incomplete, and anonymous struct types. This allows us to enforce correctness and to explicitly show the intent when creating a StructType. This patch also adds support for anonymous structs type aliases. When a StructType has no name, it will generate a `ty_anon_<kind>` alias. Conflicts are automatically resolved by MLIR.
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Instead of using a single builder for every possible StructType, we now have three builders: identified complete, identified incomplete, and anonymous struct types. This allows us to enforce correctness and to explicitly show the intent when creating a StructType. This patch also adds support for anonymous structs type aliases. When a StructType has no name, it will generate a `ty_anon_<kind>` alias. Conflicts are automatically resolved by MLIR.
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Instead of using a single builder for every possible StructType, we now have three builders: identified complete, identified incomplete, and anonymous struct types. This allows us to enforce correctness and to explicitly show the intent when creating a StructType.