I’m exploring using mutable types in my project. However, it seems that only the “key” part of my storage class and not the “mutable” part is included when using the Type::walk/Type::replace methods. My primary question is how to fix this?
Not to create an “XY problem,” but while I was poking around the MLIR code base in search of a solution, I discovered this promising-looking member of AbstractType:
/// Function to walk the immediate sub-elements of this type.
WalkImmediateSubElementsFn walkImmediateSubElementsFn;
However, it isn’t immediately obvious to me how to go about customizing this, or even how it is usually set. Can anyone shed some light on either of these questions?