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AK: Disable use of consteval in String::from_utf8_short_string for Apple
This causes an ICE on older versions of clang, and Apple's clang is currently based on such a version.
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@ -23,6 +23,13 @@ namespace Detail {
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class StringData;
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class StringData;
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}
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}
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// FIXME: Remove this when Apple Clang fully supports consteval.
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#if defined(AK_OS_MACOS)
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# define AK_SHORT_STRING_CONSTEVAL constexpr
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#else
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# define AK_SHORT_STRING_CONSTEVAL consteval
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#endif
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// String is a strongly owned sequence of Unicode code points encoded as UTF-8.
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// String is a strongly owned sequence of Unicode code points encoded as UTF-8.
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// The data may or may not be heap-allocated, and may or may not be reference counted.
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// The data may or may not be heap-allocated, and may or may not be reference counted.
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// There is no guarantee that the underlying bytes are null-terminated.
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// There is no guarantee that the underlying bytes are null-terminated.
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// Creates a new String from a short sequence of UTF-8 encoded code points. If the provided string
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// Creates a new String from a short sequence of UTF-8 encoded code points. If the provided string
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// does not fit in the short string storage, a compilation error will be emitted.
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// does not fit in the short string storage, a compilation error will be emitted.
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static consteval String from_utf8_short_string(StringView string)
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static AK_SHORT_STRING_CONSTEVAL String from_utf8_short_string(StringView string)
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{
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{
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VERIFY(string.length() <= MAX_SHORT_STRING_BYTE_COUNT);
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VERIFY(string.length() <= MAX_SHORT_STRING_BYTE_COUNT);
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