[CIR][NFC] Reverse the polarity of RecordType complete/incomplete #1563
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This change reverse the polarity of the cir::RecordType incomplete attribute, making the attribute name "complete" and reversing all checks in the code accordingly. The asm layout still prints "incomplete" for records that are not complete and treats the absence of this text as meaning that the definition provided is complete. No functional change is intended.
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As requested in llvm/llvm-project#135105 |
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This change reverse the polarity of the cir::RecordType incomplete attribute, making the attribute name "complete" and reversing all checks in the code accordingly. The asm layout still prints "incomplete" for records that are not complete and treats the absence of this text as meaning that the definition provided is complete.
No functional change is intended.