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Hi, I have received the following crash and error information from running clang on invalid IR. Is clang supposed to crash on invalid IR? Is this considered to be a bug?
opt-verify yields the following error on a generated .ll IR file:
PHI node entries do not match predecessors!
%0 = phi i32 [ %1, %execute_if ], [ %2, %div ]
label %div
label %cont
opt-19: local2ifelse.ll: error: input module is broken!
I recognize that the IR is invalid, but if it is run through clang-19 with the following command: clang-19 -O3 local2ifelse.ll
Hi, I have received the following crash and error information from running clang on invalid IR. Is clang supposed to crash on invalid IR? Is this considered to be a bug?
opt-verify yields the following error on a generated .ll IR file:
I recognize that the IR is invalid, but if it is run through clang-19 with the following command:
clang-19 -O3 local2ifelse.ll
I receive the following crashing backtrace:
Thanks.
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