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@@ -315,12 +315,16 @@ std::string
JSONNodeDumper::createPointerRepresentation(const void *Ptr) {
llvm::json::Object JSONNodeDumper::createQualType(QualType QT, bool Desugar) {
SplitQualType SQT = QT.split();
- llvm::json::Object Ret{{"qualType", QualType::getAsString(SQT,
PrintPolicy)}};
+ std::string SQTS = QualType::getAsString(SQT, PrintPolicy);
+ llvm::json::Object Ret{{"qualType", SQTS}};
if (Desugar && !QT.isNull()) {
SplitQualType DSQT = QT.getSplitDesugaredType();
- if (DSQT != SQT)
- Ret["desugaredQualType"] = QualType::getAsString(DSQT, PrintPolicy);
+ if (DSQT != SQT) {
+ std::string DSQTS = QualType::getAsString(DSQT, PrintPolicy);
+ if (DSQTS != SQTS)
+ Ret["desugaredQualType"] = DSQTS;
+ }
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jrtc27 wrote:
What's the issue for consumer code? It already needs to handle non-sugar types.
And it's not like the type in the JSON is a structured representation of the
QualType, it's just a textual dump, so you'd have to go and re-parse it to do
anything with it.
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/65214
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