![]() There is no good reason for func values to refer to interface type codes. The only thing they need is a stable identifier for function signatures, which is easily created as a new kind of globals. Decoupling makes it easier to change interface related code. |
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allocs.ll | ||
allocs.out.ll | ||
coroutines.ll | ||
coroutines.out.ll | ||
func-lowering.ll | ||
func-lowering.out.ll | ||
gc-globals.ll | ||
gc-globals.out.ll | ||
gc-stackslots.ll | ||
gc-stackslots.out.ll | ||
globals-function-sections.ll | ||
globals-function-sections.out.ll | ||
interface.ll | ||
interface.out.ll | ||
interrupt-avr.ll | ||
interrupt-avr.out.ll | ||
interrupt-cortexm.ll | ||
interrupt-cortexm.out.ll | ||
maps.ll | ||
maps.out.ll | ||
panic.ll | ||
panic.out.ll | ||
reflect-implements.ll | ||
reflect-implements.out.ll | ||
stacksize.ll | ||
stacksize.out.ll | ||
stringequal.ll | ||
stringequal.out.ll | ||
stringtobytes.ll | ||
stringtobytes.out.ll | ||
wasm-abi.ll | ||
wasm-abi.out.ll |