Rust: Simple type inference for index expressions#19657
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| * [1]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/reference/expressions/array-expr.html#r-expr.array.index | ||
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| private Type inferIndexExprType(IndexExpr ie, TypePath path) { |
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The DCA report is certainly an improvement.
Code LGTM, though it's my first time looking at the type inference library.
| TRefTypeParameter() or | ||
| TSelfTypeParameter(Trait t) | ||
| TSelfTypeParameter(Trait t) or | ||
| TSliceTypeParameter() |
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Out of interest, how are these different? i.e. why is just one TypeParameter() type insufficient?
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We model slice types as if there was a special struct Slice<T> = ... type, and TSliceTypeParameter corresponds to the T. So e.g. [i64] translates to Slice<i64>.
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I'm happy, up to you if you want to wait for a review from @paldepind as well or not.
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This PR adds simple type inference for index expressions like
x[0]. Support is simple because we do not properly model theIndextrait, but instead we only supportVec. Slice and array types are modeled correctly.DCA confirms that we are now able to resolve more calls.