Complain if signatures of forward declaration and generated gradient code do not match #836
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Additionally, the tests will require extensive changes as many tests still have mismatched signatures, one such example being |
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I would merge the two code blocks for the class method and regular function into one, but for some reason i cant seem to get Sema::LookupName to look inside classes for results |
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clang-tidy review says "All clean, LGTM! 👍" |
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This PR aims to fix #810 by crashing compilation whenever a mismatched gradient forward declaration is found.
There are two separate cases to handle the generated gradient code and search for a forward declaration.
If its a class/struct method, a lookup is performed in the class.
While if its a regular function, a lookup is performed in the TU.
Do let me know if any changes are necessary.