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libcxx/include/__algorithm/copy.h | ||
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91–92 | is it ok pass nullptr to __rewrap_iter. The implementation below seems that __first_un.second can be nullptr | |
libcxx/include/__algorithm/unwrap_range.h | ||
15 | unused? | |
33 | random_access_iterator implies copy_constructible | |
35 | not sure about the variable name __sent. because there is a template parameter called _Sent, at the first glance, I thought __sent is of type _Sent because of the name. but actually, it is of type _Iter | |
40 | I'd be really cautious about nullptr, which is comparable with pointers. if any of the logic goes wrong, it could result in a runtime UB. Is it possible to avoid nullptr? |
libcxx/include/__algorithm/unwrap_range.h | ||
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40 | How exactly would anything go wrong at runtime? This results in pair<pair<_Iter, nullptr_t>, _Sent>. The nullptr_t should only ever be passed back to __rewrap_iter. If that weren't the case there would be type mismatches all over the place. (i.e. __rewrap_iter would just return the unwrapped pointer) But anyways, just to make it really hard to break I'll change it to a tag type, since there isn't any downside to do so. |
I really would like to encourage you to add a bit more comments to new code. Historically we haven't done that a lot, but IMO that makes some older parts of the code harder to understand.
libcxx/include/__algorithm/copy.h | ||
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13 | Please also add this to the top level algorithm header. | |
73 | Can we use fewer autos here. It's quite hard to understand the types without looking at other places. | |
77 | __last has been moved from at line 70. It there a test that fails, if not please add a test. | |
libcxx/include/__algorithm/unwrap_range.h | ||
30 | Please don't use the automatically deduced auto. | |
34 | Based on the code in __algorithm/copy.h with all .first.first and the like. I would prefer to use a small struct with good names for the types instead of a pair. I think that will aid the readability of the code in __algorithm/copy.h. |
LGTM.
Regarding testing, I am wondering if the tests cover those cases:
iterators that model c++20's random_access_range but only model c++17's InputIterator (this is very common though)
iterators that model c++17's RandomAccessIterator but only model C++20's input_or_output_iterator (or input_iterator) (this is not very common and I guess we need to define member typedef iterator_category and iterator_concept to make one)
Since the tests in D128611 and D128983 depend on this fix and currently commented with TODO. Depending the order of which patch land first, we need to update those tests
libcxx/include/__algorithm/unwrap_range.h | ||
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40 | yeah I agree changing it to a tag type is better, at least more obvious to the readers. It is unclear to me what __rewrap_iter would do for nullptr. Since it is a pair, I would guess it might compare the first with second (since pointers are comparable with nullptr_t). With the tag type it is obvious that it is not going to be compared with first |
libcxx/include/__algorithm/copy.h | ||
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13 | Why should we do that? It's an implementation detail, and adding the include to the top level header just exposes that implementation detail (even for modules users). | |
77 | See D129044. | |
libcxx/include/__algorithm/unwrap_range.h | ||
30 | I can see you point about readability in general, but in this case I don't think it helps in any way. It would essentially be pair<decltype(std::__unwrap_iter(std::move(std::declval<_Iter>()))), decltype(std::__unwrap_iter(std::move(std::declval<_Iter>())).first)> which is just a really long way to write "Find it out yourself". (The std::moves might be unnecessary, but removing them wouldn't make it any better) | |
34 | I've got template <class _OrigIter, class _Iter> struct _UnwrappedRange { _OrigIter __rewrap; _Iter __first; _Iter __last; }; right now, but that loses the information that you can only rewrap __first. That might be acceptable, Idk. I also really dislike __rewrap. WDYT? |
libcxx/include/__algorithm/copy.h | ||
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13 | Are other header not allowed to use this? unwrap_iter is also in <algorithm> so IMO this should be there too. | |
libcxx/include/__algorithm/unwrap_range.h | ||
30 | I agree that's also not nice to read. But I think we should give some thought about whether we can do better. I feel this entire unwrapping looks quite hard to understand. The original unwrap code already took some effort to understand, but I feel it gets worse with ranges. I will give it some more thought. | |
34 | Maybe rename __rewrap to __base? |
Please ping me on Discord once you have implemented all comments just so I can do another quick pass, and we can ship this in time for LLVM 15.
libcxx/.clang-format | ||
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71 ↗ | (On Diff #444034) | Shouldn't be here. |
libcxx/include/__algorithm/unwrap_range.h | ||
46 | std::move? | |
49 | This would avoid a copy? | |
54 | Please leave at least some sort of documentation explaining what this file and group of functions do. And in particular, it would be useful to explain why they are useful/needed. | |
60 | Would it make sense to std::move here? | |
75 | I had completely missed this because it's a large-ish block. | |
78 | std::move | |
83 | std::move | |
libcxx/include/__iterator/reverse_iterator.h | ||
335–339 ↗ | (On Diff #444034) | I think this diff doesn't belong here. |
libcxx/include/__algorithm/unwrap_range.h | ||
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29 |
- Address comments
libcxx/include/__algorithm/copy.h | ||
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13 | Other headers are allowed to use this, but they should include __algorithm/unwrap_range.h and not algorithm. | |
libcxx/include/__algorithm/unwrap_range.h | ||
49 | It turns out that this causes the overloads to be ambiguous. I'll try to improve it later, since this code probably still needs sum debugging. |
Please also add this to the top level algorithm header.