Remove labels from the builtin inst kind macro #4558
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| TypeId type_id; \ | ||
| }; | ||
| #include "toolchain/sem_ir/inst_kind.def" | ||
| // TODO: Annotate as a builtin. |
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After this refactoring is done, what does it mean for an instruction to be a builtin? I think the only special thing is that we eagerly create an instance of the instruction at the start of the file. I wonder if something like "predefined constant" would be a better name for this than "builtin".
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I was considering "singleton instruction", will bring up on #toolchain
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This is stamping out the per-instruction structs, similar to what we do elsewhere.
BuiltinInstKind::labelthen finishes shifting toInstKind::ir_name.