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Add a simple way to convert a CommandReturn into a Result #370
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There are a few changes that this makes: - CommandReturn is #[must_use] - ErrorCode includes BadRVal - CommandReturn has a to_result method I experimented with a few methods of structuring to_result to have the smallest overhead per monomorphization. What you see here is the best I could do. I also tried: - Providing a `try_into_result` and using that (lots of overhead) - Preserving the error code of the failure variant on BADRVAL - Associated constant `FailureData::BADRVAL` - Associated fn `FailureData::from_wrong_variant(r1: ErrorCode) -> Self`
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The only major change from upstream that this preserves is customized external assembly linkage. This should be mostly removed once libtock switches to using `global_asm!` - now that that will be stabilized. This CL is a squash merge of the following commits: 28ebb70 Merge #365 a0440ba Merge #370 abff51c Merge #359 85242dc Merge #364 f1bd0d4 Merge #361 b0f8593 Merge #355 4c7ecb6 Merge #358 6f8b512 Merge #356 73cbbde Merge #357 022984f Merge #353 b2e6471 Merge #352 9eb12c0 Merge #351 This was retrieved with the following command: ``` git log ti50-internal/upstream/master --not \ $(git merge-base --all ti50-internal/upstream/master m/main) \ --first-parent ``` BUG=None TEST=ti50/common make build SOURCE=UPSTREAM(28ebb70) Change-Id: I0aa1606f407a0b4bcf0c76b62261414903479092
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There are a few changes that this makes:
CommandReturn
is#[must_use]
ErrorCode
includesBadRVal
CommandReturn
has ato_result
methodI experimented with a few methods of structuring
to_result
to have thesmallest overhead per monomorphization. What you see here is the best I
could do. I also tried:
try_to_result
and using that (lots of overhead)BADRVAL
FailureData::BADRVAL
FailureData::from_wrong_variant(r1: ErrorCode) -> Self
fn to_result_helper(self, success_variant: ReturnVariant, error_variant: ReturnVariant) -> (bool, u32, u32, u32)
that would do the branches and replacingr1
withBadRVal
and other registers with0
in the case of the wrong variant. I thought this would reduce things further but it seemed to make it worse in my tests. Then again - I only had one instance of each monomorphization.