Use explicit names for elements creating using Builder::make_ methods#6809
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Use explicit names for elements creating using Builder::make_ methods#6809
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kripken
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Aug 5, 2024
| BinaryenIndex maximum, | ||
| BinaryenType tableType) { | ||
| auto table = Builder::makeTable(name, Type(tableType), initial, maximum); | ||
| table->hasExplicitName = true; |
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I thought it is no longer needed since Builder::makeTable now uses explicit name by default.
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Turns out this change isn't so simple. Marking as WIP for now. |
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In all the cases I could find the
make_xxhelper method were called with meaningful names that are useful in the name section.See #6496 and #6806