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This would probably require changing any tests checking the ordering, but it would be nice if uses were printed in sorted order. Right now, SIL printing sometimes ends up with output like users: %29, %14, %11, %6, %7, %5, %3 which is more difficult to read/match up with subsequent code.
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Never mind, this is already implemented under the -emit-sorted-sil flag.
// Display the user ids sorted to give a stable use order in the// printer's output if we are asked to do so. This makes diffing large// sections of SIL significantly easier at the expense of not showing// the _TRUE_ order of the users in the use list.if (Ctx.sortSIL()) {
std::sort(UserIDs.begin(), UserIDs.end());
}
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Issue Description:
This would probably require changing any tests checking the ordering, but it would be nice if uses were printed in sorted order. Right now, SIL printing sometimes ends up with output like
users: %29, %14, %11, %6, %7, %5, %3
which is more difficult to read/match up with subsequent code.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: