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Simplify pullback calls in the reverse mode #802
Simplify pullback calls in the reverse mode #802
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Check warning on line 130 in include/clad/Differentiator/ExternalRMVSource.h
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I don't understand why is lvalue a reference type?
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arg
is supposed to be the argument expression passed to the function. If the function expects a ref-type argument, thenarg
is an l-value (usually aDeclRefExpr
). But when it expects a non-ref type argument, it is implicitly converted to an r-value. The AST ofarg
will look somewhat like this:So arg will be an r-value. At least this is my understanding.