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@@ -2484,6 +2498,9 @@ class FunctionDecl : public DeclaratorDecl,
void setDeletedAsWritten(bool D = true) { FunctionDeclBits.IsDeleted = D; }
+ /// Only valid if isDeletedAsWritten() returns true.
+ void setDeletedMessage(StringLiteral *Message);
+
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Sirraide wrote:
So the main reasons I haven’t done that are:
1. `setDeletedAsWritten()` is called in many different places, but only in one
of them do we also set the message;
2. `setDeletedMessage()` does a lot more than `setDeletedAsWritten()`, because
whereas the latter just sets a bit to true, the former may also have to
allocate a `DefaultedOrDeletedInfo` first and also has a couple asserts to make
sure calling it is well-formed.
That said, `setDeletedMessage()` is currently only called in one place,
directly after `setDeletedAsWritten()` (because all the other places where we
need to set the message, e.g. serialisation, just directly create the
`DefaultedOrDeletedInfo` instead), so if you still think we should just fold
that into `setDeletedMessage()` then I’ll do that instead.
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/86526
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