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src: use stricter compile-time guidance #46509
src: use stricter compile-time guidance #46509
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Why would this be necessary? This is a debugging facility that decorates the log output, it would be fine to just give up if "I don't know what it's called, so I won't attempt to tell you what the type name is, because RTTI is disallowed" (I think I relied on this when developing deserialization/serialization of new types, which was fine because it's possible to guess the name from the context anyway). |
It's certainly not necessary. I can change it to allow unknown types, but unless I'm missing something, I don't really see the point. Wouldn't it only take a one-line change to add new non-arithmetic types? |
@joyeecheung is your comment blocking? |
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Sorry for missing the ping. I wouldn't say it's a hill that I'd die on but it's also weird that this restriction exists. The function is just a utility that attempts to assemble a human-readable name for a type (or it's just poor-man's RTTI). Returning an empty string for a type that we don't special case is totally acceptable. Does the static analyzer complain about it? If it does it would make more sense to do |
SnapshotSerializerDeserializer::GetName() appears to confuse static analysis such as Coverity. This changes the function structure to a sequence of if-else blocks and marks all branch conditions as constexpr. (Unfortunately, this results in a dangling 'else' keyword in the V macro.) As per a request in the PR discussion, this change does _not_ ensure that GetName<T>() can only be called for known types T and instead still returns an empty string in that case. Also use std::is_unsigned_v instead of !std::is_signed_v.
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@joyeecheung Sorry about the delay, I've updated the PR as requested. PTAL. |
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LGTM
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Landed in aa3dbe3 |
SnapshotSerializerDeserializer::GetName() appears to confuse static analysis such as Coverity. This changes the function structure to a sequence of if-else blocks and marks all branch conditions as constexpr. (Unfortunately, this results in a dangling 'else' keyword in the V macro.) As per a request in the PR discussion, this change does _not_ ensure that GetName<T>() can only be called for known types T and instead still returns an empty string in that case. Also use std::is_unsigned_v instead of !std::is_signed_v. PR-URL: #46509 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com> Reviewed-By: Michael Dawson <midawson@redhat.com>
SnapshotSerializerDeserializer::GetName() appears to confuse static analysis such as Coverity. This changes the function structure to a sequence of if-else blocks and marks all branch conditions as constexpr. (Unfortunately, this results in a dangling 'else' keyword in the V macro.) As per a request in the PR discussion, this change does _not_ ensure that GetName<T>() can only be called for known types T and instead still returns an empty string in that case. Also use std::is_unsigned_v instead of !std::is_signed_v. PR-URL: #46509 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com> Reviewed-By: Michael Dawson <midawson@redhat.com>
SnapshotSerializerDeserializer::GetName() appears to confuse static analysis such as Coverity. This changes the function structure to a sequence of if-else blocks and marks all branch conditions as constexpr. (Unfortunately, this results in a dangling 'else' keyword in the V macro.) As per a request in the PR discussion, this change does _not_ ensure that GetName<T>() can only be called for known types T and instead still returns an empty string in that case. Also use std::is_unsigned_v instead of !std::is_signed_v. PR-URL: #46509 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com> Reviewed-By: Michael Dawson <midawson@redhat.com>
SnapshotSerializerDeserializer::GetName() appears to confuse static analysis such as Coverity. This changes the function structure to a sequence of if-else blocks and marks all branch conditions as constexpr. (Unfortunately, this results in a dangling 'else' keyword in the V macro.) As per a request in the PR discussion, this change does _not_ ensure that GetName<T>() can only be called for known types T and instead still returns an empty string in that case. Also use std::is_unsigned_v instead of !std::is_signed_v. PR-URL: #46509 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com> Reviewed-By: Michael Dawson <midawson@redhat.com>
SnapshotSerializerDeserializer::GetName() appears to confuse static analysis such as Coverity. This changes the function structure to a sequence of if-else blocks and marks all branch conditions as constexpr. (Unfortunately, this results in a dangling 'else' keyword in the V macro.) As per a request in the PR discussion, this change does _not_ ensure that GetName<T>() can only be called for known types T and instead still returns an empty string in that case. Also use std::is_unsigned_v instead of !std::is_signed_v. PR-URL: #46509 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com> Reviewed-By: Michael Dawson <midawson@redhat.com>
SnapshotSerializerDeserializer::GetName() appears to confuse static analysis such as Coverity. This changes the function structure to a sequence of if-else blocks and marks all branch conditions as constexpr. (Unfortunately, this results in a dangling 'else' keyword in the V macro.) As per a request in the PR discussion, this change does _not_ ensure that GetName<T>() can only be called for known types T and instead still returns an empty string in that case. Also use std::is_unsigned_v instead of !std::is_signed_v. PR-URL: #46509 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com> Reviewed-By: Michael Dawson <midawson@redhat.com>
SnapshotSerializerDeserializer::GetName() appears to confuse static analysis such as Coverity. This changes the function structure to a sequence of if-else blocks and marks all branch conditions as constexpr. (Unfortunately, this results in a dangling 'else' keyword in the V macro.) As per a request in the PR discussion, this change does _not_ ensure that GetName<T>() can only be called for known types T and instead still returns an empty string in that case. Also use std::is_unsigned_v instead of !std::is_signed_v. PR-URL: #46509 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com> Reviewed-By: Michael Dawson <midawson@redhat.com>
SnapshotSerializerDeserializer::GetName() appears to confuse static analysis such as Coverity. This changes the function structure to a sequence of if-else blocks and marks all branch conditions as constexpr. (Unfortunately, this results in a dangling 'else' keyword in the V macro.) As per a request in the PR discussion, this change does _not_ ensure that GetName<T>() can only be called for known types T and instead still returns an empty string in that case. Also use std::is_unsigned_v instead of !std::is_signed_v. PR-URL: nodejs#46509 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com> Reviewed-By: Michael Dawson <midawson@redhat.com>
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