Struct calyx_ir::GuardPool

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pub struct GuardPool(_);
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A GuardPool is an “arena”-style storage area for FlatGuards.

Some invariants for the underlying vector:

  • GuardRefs are always within the same pool (obviously).
  • The underlyings numbers in GuardRefs can only go “backward,” in the sense that they refer to smaller indices than the current FlatGuard.
  • The first FlatGuard is always FlatGuard::True.

This could be used to do some interesting hash-consing/deduplication; it currently does the weakest possible form of that: deduplicating True guards only.

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impl GuardPool

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pub fn new() -> Self

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pub fn flatten(&mut self, old: &Guard<Nothing>) -> GuardRef

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pub fn get(&self, guard: GuardRef) -> &FlatGuard

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pub fn display(&self, guard: &FlatGuard) -> String

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pub fn iter(&self) -> impl Iterator<Item = (GuardRef, &FlatGuard)>

Iterate over all the guards in the pool.

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impl Default for GuardPool

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fn default() -> Self

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