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Unfortunately the asm label attribute doesn’t seem to work in this case, at
least on Darwin. I get two symbols in the IR, with the asm label having the \01
prefix from MangleContext::mangleName():
Unfortunately the asm label attribute doesn’t seem to work in this case, at
least on Darwin. I get two symbols in the IR, with the asm label having the \01
prefix from MangleContext::mangleName():
@"\01OBJC_CLASS_$_NSNumber" = common global %struct.art_class* null, align 8
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This patch fixes an issue that can come up when Swift and Clang are emitting
declarations into the same LLVM module.
Objective-C class literals result in
rjmccall added a comment.
It just occurred to me that there is a way to test this in Clang with the
asm-label extension:
int Foo_class asm("OBJC_CLASS_$_Foo");
Of course, you'll have to actually use it from somewhere, or define it, in
order for it to actually show up in the IR and cause a
