Added public methods to iterate all blocks of a local function + Floating point check#235
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Added public methods to iterate all blocks of a local function + Floating point check#235reuvenpo wants to merge 7 commits intowasm-bindgen:mainfrom
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seems like the CI is failing due to issues that are unrelated to my additions |
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This PR adds two methods to iterate over all the blocks in a LocalFunction. This allows making per-block transformations, or simple full-function analysis, without having to manually navigate the function's execution branches to find all reachable blocks. CC #234
2022-08-10 update: I added a floating point check to modules. I believe it is exhaustive but I'd love to get a review :)