public ComplexBinaryOpDelegate FindComplexBinaryOpIntrinsic(BinaryOpKey key, bool checkDependencies = true)
{
var result = ComplexBinaryOpIntrinsics.GetValueOrDefault(key, null);
if (result == null && mDependencies != null)
{
foreach (var dependency in mDependencies)
{
result = dependency.FindComplexBinaryOpIntrinsic(key, checkDependencies);
if (result != null)
{
break;
}
}
}
return(result);
}
//---------------------------------------------------------------BinaryOpIntrinsics
public void CreateBinaryOpIntrinsic(BinaryOpKey key, BinaryOpDelegate intrinsic)
{
BinaryOpIntrinsics.TryAdd(key, intrinsic);
}
//---------------------------------------------------------------ComplexBinaryOpIntrinsics
// Very rarely a binary intrinsic needs to operate on on the underlying CSharp SyntaxNode.
// This can't be the norm due to how assignment binary ops need to work (e.g. '+='). The only cases that
// need to do this are binary ops that become more than a binary op, in particular this is any operator requiring short circuit evaluation.
public void CreateComplexBinaryOpIntrinsic(BinaryOpKey key, ComplexBinaryOpDelegate intrinsic)
{
ComplexBinaryOpIntrinsics.TryAdd(key, intrinsic);
}
