Fixing Bug in Lowering: Handling Op.Copy for ClassOf Transformation #3447
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fix #3442
Previously, we didn't exhaustiely
Prior to this change, there was an issue in the lowering process where the value of
Op.Copy
was not being appropriately adjusted during the lowering procedure. This issue became clear when attempting to lower a value represented asVal.ClassOf
For instance, the transformation of
ClassOf(Top(scala.scalanative.runtime.DoubleArray))
needed to be lowered toGlobal(Member(Top(scala.scalanative.runtime.DoubleArray), G4type), Ptr)
.However, this transformation was failing with the error message 'Lowering ClassOf needs nir.Buffer' because the value represented by
Val.ClassOf
was not being properly lowered, especially withSCALANATIVE_OPTIMIZE=false
.