cgen: add calls to all typeof functions for interfaces and sum-types #17490
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…in debug mode, to be able to call them in the debugger, otherwise the C compiler will optimize them
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Does this somehow affect the optimizations that the C compiler does? |
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No, these are generated functions in cgen; |
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Add calls to all typeof functions for interfaces and sum-types in debug mode, to be able to call them in the debugger, otherwise the C compiler will optimize them
This will allow the IDEA plugin to add pretty-printers that output concrete types in the debugger.
For example: