Sema: Add -solver-{enable,disable}-prepared-overloads frontend flags #84400
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| def solver_enable_prepared_overloads : Flag<["-"], "solver-enable-prepared-overloads">, | ||
| HelpText<"Enable experimental prepared overloads optimization">; | ||
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Why not make this an experimental feature so you don't have to extend LangOpts and add new flags?
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I could, but it’s not a language feature and it’s only temporary (hopefully) so it felt like a misuse of experimental features… hmm.
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Off by default since a few diagnostics tests still fail.