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Compiling with clspv-opt --passes lower-addrspacecast results in an error (after #1351 ) because the pass determines that the first memcpy has a src pointer in addrspace(1), then caches the function.
When it sees the second memcpy, it fetches the cached replacement. But now the src pointer is resolved to addrspace(0), so creating a call instruction complains about mismatching types
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Compiling with
clspv-opt --passes lower-addrspacecast
results in an error (after #1351 ) because the pass determines that the first memcpy has a src pointer in addrspace(1), then caches the function.When it sees the second memcpy, it fetches the cached replacement. But now the src pointer is resolved to addrspace(0), so creating a call instruction complains about mismatching types
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: