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Thanks, Eric.
Round out the implementation of kernels that return values in the IR and carry that through to LLVM code generation (QIR). This extends the support for scalar numeric return values to include aggregate types. It also fixes some bugs, particularly with dynamically sized aggregate return values. The principle changes are to GenKernelExecution, which now uses the sret convention to return aggregate values. This actually simplifies the generation of the thunk code since the sret buffer is preallocated and can be passed by pointer rather than having the thunk copy return values itself. Add a regression test for !cc.stdvec, !cc.struct, !cc.array, and multiple return values.
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Round out the implementation of kernels that return values in the IR and carry that through to LLVM code generation (QIR). This extends the support for scalar numeric return values to include aggregate types. It also fixes some bugs, particularly with dynamically sized aggregate return values.
The principle changes are to GenKernelExecution, which now uses the sret convention to return aggregate values. This actually simplifies the generation of the thunk code since the sret buffer is preallocated and can be passed by pointer rather than having the thunk copy return values itself.
Add a regression test for !cc.stdvec, !cc.struct, !cc.array, and multiple return values.