AstGen: simplify function return type expressions

This check for primitives is already handled by the generic logic that
checks if the body ends up being empty. I kept this commit in the git
history in case we ever want that nodePrimitive function again in the
future, it might be useful.
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Andrew Kelley 2022-05-29 18:12:38 -07:00
parent 9da3a058d8
commit 7e98b047dd

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@ -3562,17 +3562,14 @@ fn fnDecl(
var ret_gz = decl_gz.makeSubBlock(params_scope);
defer ret_gz.unstack();
const ret_ref: Zir.Inst.Ref = switch (nodePrimitive(tree, fn_proto.ast.return_type)) {
.none => inst: {
const inst = try expr(&ret_gz, params_scope, coerced_type_rl, fn_proto.ast.return_type);
if (ret_gz.instructionsSlice().len == 0) {
// In this case we will send a len=0 body which can be encoded more efficiently.
break :inst inst;
}
_ = try ret_gz.addBreak(.break_inline, 0, inst);
const ret_ref: Zir.Inst.Ref = inst: {
const inst = try expr(&ret_gz, params_scope, coerced_type_rl, fn_proto.ast.return_type);
if (ret_gz.instructionsSlice().len == 0) {
// In this case we will send a len=0 body which can be encoded more efficiently.
break :inst inst;
},
else => |p| p,
}
_ = try ret_gz.addBreak(.break_inline, 0, inst);
break :inst inst;
};
const func_inst: Zir.Inst.Ref = if (body_node == 0) func: {
@ -9025,31 +9022,6 @@ fn nodeImpliesComptimeOnly(tree: *const Ast, start_node: Ast.Node.Index) bool {
}
}
fn nodePrimitive(tree: *const Ast, start_node: Ast.Node.Index) Zir.Inst.Ref {
const node_tags = tree.nodes.items(.tag);
const node_datas = tree.nodes.items(.data);
var node = start_node;
while (true) {
switch (node_tags[node]) {
// Forward the question to the LHS sub-expression.
.grouped_expression => node = node_datas[node].lhs,
.identifier => {
const main_tokens = tree.nodes.items(.main_token);
const ident_bytes = tree.tokenSlice(main_tokens[node]);
if (primitives.get(ident_bytes)) |primitive| {
return primitive;
} else {
return .none;
}
},
else => return .none,
}
}
}
/// Applies `rl` semantics to `result`. Expressions which do not do their own handling of
/// result locations must call this function on their result.
/// As an example, if the `ResultLoc` is `ptr`, it will write the result to the pointer.