Try to remove duplicate type argument from base set#1985
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Try to remove duplicate type argument from base set#1985
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setfunctions in base have twotyparguments:lval_type, which is a fallback for when sometypeOfcalculation fails, e.g. for alloc variables.t_override, which is used instead of thetypeOfcalculation, e.g. for the return variable.This is quite confusing and seems excessive.
lval_typeis always provided from some version oftypeOfanyway, so that argument might be redundant.In this PR, I started to refactor it, but so far did not manage to get all the way. Different places get the
lval_typefrom different things, e.g.Cilfacade.typeOfLvalandAD.type_of(which is kind of non-deterministic!).It's not clear whether the differences are intentional (i.e., these different functions compute different things in some cases) or accidental.