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Improve the handling of lowering Swift declarations down to C thunks to more clearly model the mapping between the C parameters and the Swift parameters, and start generating code within the body of these C thunks. Provide tests and fixes for lowering of methods of structs and classes, including mutating methods, as well as inout parameters, direct and indirect returns, and so on.

Improve the handling of lowering Swift declarations down to C thunks to
more clearly model the mapping between the C parameters and the Swift
parameters, and start generating code within the body of these C
thunks. Provide tests and fixes for lowering of methods of structs and
classes, including mutating methods, as well as inout parameters,
direct and indirect returns, and so on.
case .enum, .struct, .protocol: loweringStep = .passIndirectly(parameterName)
case .actor, .class:
loweringStep =
.unsafeCastPointer(.passDirectly(parameterName), swiftType: type)
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Oh nice, I like this idea of constructing what we need to do like that

/// Produce the `@_cdecl` thunk for this lowered function signature that will
/// call into the original function.
@_spi(Testing)
public func cdeclThunk(cName: String, inputFunction: FunctionDeclSyntax) -> FunctionDeclSyntax {
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Very nice, thanks! 👍

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Really cool work here, looking good

@DougGregor DougGregor merged commit 98129ae into swiftlang:main Jan 30, 2025
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@DougGregor DougGregor deleted the lowered-cdecl-function-bodies branch January 30, 2025 17:26
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