Fix coroutine build on AppleClang 17

[wheremyfoodat]

Genuinely have no idea how this used to compile on every single platform

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Walkthrough

Updated PromiseValue in src/support/coroutine.h to store a pointer to Coroutine instead of a value. The member changed from Coroutine<T> to Coroutine<T>*. Existing usages already dereference a pointer; constructors and yield/return logic remain aligned with pointer semantics.

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Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Coroutine internals src/support/coroutine.h	In PromiseValue within PCSX::Coroutine, member coroutine type changed from Coroutine<T> to Coroutine<T>*; initialized to nullptr. No other logic changes noted.

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Title Check	✅ Passed	The title "Fix coroutine build on AppleClang 17" accurately and concisely captures the PR's primary purpose: addressing an AppleClang 17 compilation issue by modifying coroutine handling (the change to PromiseValue::coroutine in src/support/coroutine.h). It is specific to the problem and free of noisy or irrelevant details.
Description Check	✅ Passed	The current description is a single informal sentence expressing surprise about past compilation behavior but remains on-topic because it references the build issue the PR addresses; therefore it is not completely off-topic. It is, however, uninformative for reviewers because it does not state what was changed or why AppleClang 17 required the change.

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

src/support/coroutine.h (3)

96-96: Verify the constructor parameter type matches the member declaration.

The constructor takes Coroutine<T> *c but the logic suggests it should initialize a pointer member. This aligns correctly with the updated member declaration.

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108-108: LGTM! Type correction fixes compilation issue.

The change from Coroutine<T> coroutine to Coroutine<T> *coroutine correctly aligns the member type with how it's being used throughout the code (e.g., coroutine->m_value on lines 104 and 107). This explains why it previously failed to compile on AppleClang 17 - the member was declared as a value type but accessed as a pointer.

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104-104: Verify that all pointer dereferences are safe.
Only the PromiseValue ctor is present: PromiseValue(Coroutine<T>* c) : coroutine(c) {} (src/support/coroutine.h:96); I could not find any call sites. yield_value / return_value write to coroutine->m_value at src/support/coroutine.h:104 and 107 — confirm the PromiseValue is always constructed with a valid Coroutine<T>* (or that coroutine is initialized before those accesses). If that guarantee cannot be established, initialize the pointer earlier or guard the dereferences.

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Walkthrough

Updated PromiseValue in src/support/coroutine.h to store a pointer to Coroutine instead of a value. The member changed from Coroutine<T> to Coroutine<T>*. Existing usages already dereference a pointer; constructors and yield/return logic remain aligned with pointer semantics.

Changes

Cohort / File(s) Summary
Coroutine internals
src/support/coroutine.h In PromiseValue within PCSX::Coroutine, member coroutine type changed from Coroutine<T> to Coroutine<T>*; initialized to nullptr. No other logic changes noted.

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@wheremyfoodat I see you've shared what appears to be a CodeRabbit-generated review summary of your PR that fixes coroutine build issues on AppleClang 17. The change from Coroutine<T> coroutine = nullptr; to Coroutine<T> *coroutine = nullptr; makes sense - it looks like the existing code was already treating it as a pointer in the usage patterns.

If you'd like me to take a deeper look at the coroutine implementation or help analyze why this change was necessary for AppleClang 17 specifically, I'd be happy to examine the code in more detail. Would you like me to review the actual changes in the file or help with any other aspects of this PR?