Issue 10938 - ICE on recursive instantiation in opDispatch #2840
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By fixing issue 10736 (314a1cc), all of template instance semantic are reliably finished by the deferred mechanism. And it had removed the necessity of the code in `DotTemplateInstanceExp::semanticY` for the issue 4003. Therefore, just remove the unnecessary code to fix the ICE.
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Issue 10938 - ICE on recursive instantiation in opDispatch
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By fixing issue 10736 (314a1cc), all of template instance semantic are reliably finished by the deferred mechanism.
And it had removed the necessity of the code in
DotTemplateInstanceExp::semanticYfor the issue 4003.Therefore, just remove the unnecessary code to fix the ICE.