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C++: Support if consteval and if ! consteval
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| p1.nodeAt(n1, s) and | ||
| p2.nodeBefore(n2, s.getThen()) | ||
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| p1.nodeAt(n1, s) and | ||
| p2.nodeBefore(n2, s.getElse()) |
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Here we allow both branches of the consteval if to be reached.
| TranslatedStmt getEvaluatedBranch() { | ||
| result = getTranslatedStmt(stmt.getRuntimeEvaluatedBranch()) | ||
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We pick a single branch that can be reached. For now this is the branch that is taken at runtime, we can change this later if we see that using the compile time branch improves analysis quality.
cpp/downgrades/1aa71a4a687fc93f807d4dfeeef70feceeced242/stmts.ql
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I wasn't able to give the IR a full review.
Overall LGTM, feel free to ignore class naming suggestions.
I wasn't sure about the need for consteval_if_then/2 and consteval_if_else/2 tables in the dbscheme as this doesn't seem to align with other parent/child relationships.
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| class ConstevalOrNotConstevalIfStmt extends Stmt, @stmt_consteval_or_not_consteval_if { |
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Nit: I would personally be ok by calling this class ConstevalIfStmt and just having an isNot() predicate on it. Users might use ConstevalIfStmt and forget about its complement.
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Nit: Or even IfConstevalStmt and IfNotConsteval since that is the reading order.
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ConstevalIfStmt is in line with ConstexprIfStmt, which has as syntax if constexpr.
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Folded the classes and introduced the isNot.
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| @stmt_consteval_or_not_consteval_if = @stmt_consteval_if | @stmt_not_consteval_if; | ||
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I think we should use getChild(1) and getChild(2) for this to be consistent withIfStmt, then we don't need these tables.
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What I'm doing here is consistent with if. See the if_then and if_else tables just above here.
Co-authored-by: Calum Grant <42069085+calumgrant@users.noreply.github.com>
This aligns with what is done for |
Oh I see! Yes, I see that all the If stmts have been written in a similar way. |
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The IR construction changes LGTM! I'll let someone from the team approve the PR 🙂 |
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