Swift SIL: Fix argument conventions for functions which have both, a direct and indirect result #81806
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…direct and indirect result. The function convention for the first argument is not identified as indirect-out. This lets alias analysis assume that the memory pointed to by argument 0 cannot be written by the called function. The problem is that subscripting a LazyFilterCollection (with the base index, e.g. `Int`) does not work as expected, because it returns the nth element of the base collection! The fix is to implement the subscript "manually". Fixes a mis-compile. rdar://152160748
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The function convention for the first argument is not identified as indirect-out. This lets alias analysis assume that the memory pointed to by argument 0 cannot be written by the called function.
The problem is that subscripting a LazyFilterCollection (with the base index, e.g.
Int) does not work as expected, because it returns the nth element of the base collection! The fix is to implement the subscript "manually".Fixes a mis-compile.
rdar://152160748