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As far as I know, works on mcdc need to be done for adapting to llvm 19 are:
- Eliminate the removed intrinsic function as you have done.
- Change the way to update condition bits as the new mechanism.
- Let ConditionId start from 0 rather than 1.
These changes are definite since they have been merged into llvm now, while still there are other changes may be introduced.
Given that 2
actually changes several arguments we passed to llvm and causes severe incompatibility, I'd wish to stop supporting mcdc on llvm-18 once if we switched to 19.
Edit. Other works have been done, but 2
introduces more break changes than I thought I'd need more time to adapt to it.
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In the short-term, we can just adjust the tests to not run on LLVM 19.
After the in-tree LLVM has been updated to LLVM 19, then we can remove support for MC/DC under LLVM 18, and add support for MC/DC under LLVM 19.
(Unless someone wants to do the extra work of supporting MC/DC with LLVM 19 before the official upgrade.)
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@rustbot label -needs-triage +A-LLVM +T-compiler +C-enhancement
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After the in-tree LLVM has been updated to LLVM 19, then we can remove support for MC/DC under LLVM 18, and add support for MC/DC under LLVM 19.
This sounds acceptable if we defer stabilizing MC/DC until our minimum LLVM is 19+
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Filed #126733 to fix it and prepare for llvm 19.
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