================ Comment at: test/CodeGenCXX/cfi-nvcall.cpp:31 @@ +30,2 @@ + c->g(); +} ---------------- Could you add a comment that explains the difference between these two calls to g(), and why the strict check looks for C specifically here whereas the non-strict one accepts A? If c is actually an A then the code is still wrong, but if it's a B then the programmer is technically wrong but a lot of code does this like LLVM itself (I think you had an explanation with examples in an email?).
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