sammccall added a comment.
@rsmith: we have two open questions here...
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1: Expressions whose types are no longer dependent.
In the rare case where RHS is type-dependent and LHS is a known pointer, e.g.
template <typename Idx>
int access(int *arr, Idx i) {
return arr[i];
}
we're now changing the ArraySubscriptExpr's type from DependentTy to int, while
keeping the expr type-dependent.
Is this OK, or should we avoid it by artificially requiring LHS specifically to
be type-dependent to do the refinement?
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2: LHS vs RHS symmetry.
We only bother to check if **LHS** is a pointer, so
`type_dependent_pointer[integer]` gets a specific dependent type, while the
obscure `integer[type_dependent_pointer]` remains DependentTy.
Is this OK, or must we handle the rare case in the same way?
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Functionally, doing the "safe" thing in both cases seems fine. But I don't want
to spray unnecessary defensive code around, for maintenance reasons.
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