We used to support having a single `void` argument. It was for some
C-compatibility ambitions, but just omitting the argument is perfectly
fine.
Also, the DWARF importer has been fixed to handle typedef'd void as
arguments.
More in general, arguments are now required to always have a size.
Since pointer to copy system got straightenned up, the old way of
marking them (`abi::Definition::UsePointerToCopyForStackArguments`)
is no longer needed.
This lets us drop the repeated alignment calculations at
the "leaves" of the conversion. Since new distributor already
provides the necessary information, we can just grab it from
there.
It's a useful shorthand for the cases where one only cares about
a constant number of top values in a range (i.e. first three elements of
a vector) and wants them as named variables. It can be used as:
`auto [First, Second, Third] = takeAsTuple<3>(MyVector)`.
This commit adds the `TargetListContainer` container that allows storing
a list of target for a fixed Kind. Moreover the
`PopulateTargetListContainer` pipe has been added that allows adding all
targets to a `TargetListContainer` from a `Kind` via the
`appendAllTargets` method.
Generalize `FunctionStringMap` into `detail::GenericStringMap`, which
supports any `Depth=1` rank. `FunctionStringMap` remains as an `using`
with `Rank = ranks::Function`.
Implement the pruning of container caches (resume directory) when there
is a mismatch between the current revng components' hash and the saved
one. This functionality is activated via `-check-components-version`.
Before this commit, the `append` function did not work with contained
objects which were not default-constructible. This commit fixes this
behavior by using a different choice of iterator wrappers which avoids
the need for the contained object to be default-constructible.
Ivan Krysak