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Planner

Struct Planner 

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pub struct Planner { /* private fields */ }
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The planning pass: collects a PcodePlan from statements fed one at a time.

This is plan_instruction with the statement loop handed to the producer, so the plan can be built from the same on-the-fly resolution the Emitter then lowers. Local widths are either supplied up front, when the producer resolved them from its source bodies, or inferred first with a SizeInference over the same statements.

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impl Planner

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pub fn new() -> Self

Starts an empty plan.

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pub fn statement<E: ExprNode>(&mut self, statement: StmtKind<'_, E>)

Records the facts of the next statement that do not depend on local widths: the labels, and the addresses this instruction reaches directly.

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pub fn opaque_statement(&mut self)

Records a statement whose shape the planner cannot see.

It contributes no labels or targets, but it is not a label, so it ends the run of terminal labels.

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pub fn finish(self, local_sizes: LocalSizes) -> PcodePlan

The finished plan, with local_sizes as the widths of the instruction’s locals.

The caller guarantees local_sizes covers every local the instruction uses; a missing width is an UnknownSize error at emission. The widths come last because a producer that resolves them from its source bodies only knows them all once it has walked every statement.

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impl Default for Planner

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fn default() -> Planner

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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