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Dump cling::Value within setNoAlloc routines because this is its lifespan,
otherwise gets deleted if nobody requested it. I.e it was created only for
value printing purposes.
Dump cling::Value outside setWithAlloc because the actual value is not put inside
until the call to ::new finishes, thus we need to do it outside, i.e in EvaluateInternal.
Switch on the ValueExtraction synthesizer even when 'just' value printing. We
depend on it. Must be factored out properly in one class.
Stop attaching the value printing template magic, which didn't work in some cases.
Update the ref file, because now there is better type information.
Adapt the user-defined printout functions (TDatime).
For example, when we have enum e {e1=1}; and we do e1 on the prompt we got the
address of e1 and we printed it out. However, this doesn't make sence because we
cannot use it later, because it is destroyed.
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The issue we experienced is that we couldn't pipe the output in the terminal.
The reason is that we were using llvm::outs() which closes explicitly the file
descriptor (thanks Axel for the help debugging).
We introduce our custom stream, which keeps the file descriptor open so that
we can use it in pipes. For debugging purposes, however we use/should use llvm::errs()
The lesson learned:
DONT USE LLVM::OUTS() ANYMORE!
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Accept that Value's type is not the last Expr's type (e.g. const char[5]) but whatever the wrapper returns, (e.g. const char*).
Print StoredValueRefs recursively.
Add mechanism to suppress newlines (improves readability for nested calls)
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seconds, but I don't like where EvaluateInternal is going.
At first place it shouldn't do any smart guessing what the transformers would do.
Second it shouldn't try to attach expression evaluation (storing the result in
cling::Value) while preparing for value printing.
To sum up:
* Simplify the old craft in EvaluateInternal
- Move the value printing logic into the value printer transformer.
- Move the expression evaluation login (mainly coming through the
Interpreter::evaluate interface) into separate transformer.
* Attach the new transformer to the list of transformers (the size of it was
increased as well.)
* Add new compilation option switch that the new transformer will react on.
* Turn on the switch where necessary.
* Simplify value printer logic. Now everything is at one place, which makes it
simpler and easier to debug.
* Make IncrementalParser::Parse to take compilation options' reference instead of
constructing it's own.
* As consequence of the new implementation - two bugs in the testsuite were
uncovered. Propose a fix for them.
* Improve documentation.
* TODO: There is some code duplication, which will be factored out soon.
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Update Interpreter to use that instead of cling::Value.
This fixes an issue where the called neded to guess the return type of the wrapper function, such that for instance Interpreter::Evaluate() has storage for the wrapper's aggregate SRet return value if needed.
Instead, the Interpreter now allocates the proper storage for return values, and hands out references to it.
StoredValueRef is tiny (8bytes on 64bit Linux); default allocation is cheap.
Update TCintWithCling and friends; don't pass the returnValue in if the caller does not need it.
TClingCallFunc: provide storage for fArgs.
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