Move To_Portable to body and make it a regular function #1541
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mosteo
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I don't think the RM is going to have answers about this, I think it's a plain bug in the compiler. Expression functions and regular ones should be equivalent (except for syntactic limitations related to aspects) from a user POV. Maybe there are differences related to build-in-place or inlining, but I would be very surprised if there were grounds for observable different behavior. Anyway, if you eventually find something, I'd be curious to know. |
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This works around an issue I was encountering when using pins on an arm64 architecture. Truthfully, I don't know why this fixes the issue but it does. I didn't take the time to go back to the reference manual to fully understand why this would address the issue. Regardless, using a regular function as opposed to an expression fixed it (for now...). This closes #1498.