Support resolving small_typeof tags#97
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This avoids a segmentation fault when exploring these special type tags, which are not valid pointers on their own.
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JeffBezanson
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| function resolve_static_jl_value(val::LLVM.Value) | ||
| addr = resolve_static_uint(val) | ||
| addr === nothing && return nothing | ||
| return Base.unsafe_pointer_to_objref(Ptr{Cvoid}(addr)) |
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Ideally this would return a Some.
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Good point
Currently only used to resolve types, so it should be benign - but you're right that we should fix this
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Resolves #96.
This avoids a segmentation fault when exploring these special type tags, which are not valid pointers on their own.