[orc-rt] Add transparent SPS conversion for error/expected types. #161768
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This commit aims to reduce boilerplate by adding transparent conversion between Error/Expected types and their SPS-serializable counterparts (SPSSerializableError/SPSSerializableExpected). This allows SPSWrapperFunction calls and handles to be written in terms of Error/Expected directly. This functionality can also be extended to transparently convert between other types. This may be used in the future to provide conversion between ExecutorAddr and native pointer types.
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…vm#161768) This commit aims to reduce boilerplate by adding transparent conversion between Error/Expected types and their SPS-serializable counterparts (SPSSerializableError/SPSSerializableExpected). This allows SPSWrapperFunction calls and handles to be written in terms of Error/Expected directly. This functionality can also be extended to transparently convert between other types. This may be used in the future to provide conversion between ExecutorAddr and native pointer types.
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…vm#161768) This commit aims to reduce boilerplate by adding transparent conversion between Error/Expected types and their SPS-serializable counterparts (SPSSerializableError/SPSSerializableExpected). This allows SPSWrapperFunction calls and handles to be written in terms of Error/Expected directly. This functionality can also be extended to transparently convert between other types. This may be used in the future to provide conversion between ExecutorAddr and native pointer types.
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This commit aims to reduce boilerplate by adding transparent conversion between Error/Expected types and their SPS-serializable counterparts (SPSSerializableError/SPSSerializableExpected). This allows SPSWrapperFunction calls and handles to be written in terms of Error/Expected directly.
This functionality can also be extended to transparently convert between other types. This may be used in the future to provide conversion between ExecutorAddr and native pointer types.