[CIR] Add support for comparisons between pointers to member functions #1390
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The CIRGen support is already there. This patch adds LLVM lowering support for comparisons between pointers to member functions. Note that pointers to member functions could only be compared for equality.
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#1390) The CIRGen support is already there. This PR adds LLVM lowering support for comparisons between pointers to member functions. Note that pointers to member functions could only be compared for equality.
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The CIRGen support is already there. This PR adds LLVM lowering support for comparisons between pointers to member functions. Note that pointers to member functions could only be compared for equality.