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This was an oversight on my part that I just realized. There are cases where the pointer type analysis may not be able to identify the type of a pointer. In those cases today the pointer type analysis emits an i8 and we insert no-op bitcasts in DXILPrepare so that we can emit casts in the final bitcode.
We should probably be using i32 instead of i8 since DXIL doesn't actually have 8-bit types.
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This was an oversight on my part that I just realized. There are cases where the pointer type analysis may not be able to identify the type of a pointer. In those cases today the pointer type analysis emits an
i8
and we insert no-op bitcasts in DXILPrepare so that we can emit casts in the final bitcode.We should probably be using
i32
instead ofi8
since DXIL doesn't actually have 8-bit types.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: