cmd/compile: streamline pragma checks for TypeDecl #64076

aimuz · 2023-11-12T03:22:35Z

Simplify the handling of pragmas in type declarations within
noder/writer.go. Remove redundant checks by calling checkPragmas once at
the beginning of case *syntax.TypeDecl and eliminate unnecessary else block.
Also, ensure unique ID assignment for function-scoped defined types is only
performed when n.Alias is false.

Fixes a redundancy issue where pragma checks were performed inside both
branches of an if-else statement unnecessarily.

For #46731

Simplify the handling of pragmas in type declarations within noder/writer.go. Remove redundant checks by calling checkPragmas once at the beginning of case *syntax.TypeDecl and eliminate unnecessary else block. Also, ensure unique ID assignment for function-scoped defined types is only performed when n.Alias is false. Fixes a redundancy issue where pragma checks were performed inside both branches of an if-else statement unnecessarily. Update golang#46731

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gopherbot · 2023-11-12T03:32:31Z

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