Add UnresolvedRuntimeCall for unresolved function calls#86
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These can occasionally happen due to known incomplete spots in our call resolution (#69) or due to changes in the optimizer, etc. Rather than conservatively calling these "dynamic dispatches", this adds a new error type that encourages the user to file a bug upstream, since a feature-complete AllocCheck should never encounter them.
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Hmm, this is a bit in conflict with OpaqueClosures, which are literally unresolvable function calls (that should be correctly classified as dynamic dispatches) This might still be the right direction to go until OpaqueClosures are more widely used. |
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These can occasionally happen due to known incomplete spots or bugs in our call resolution (see #77)
Rather than conservatively calling these "dynamic dispatches", this adds a new error type that encourages the user to file a bug with us upstream, since a feature-complete AllocCheck should never encounter them.