Simple loop invariants #1725
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Delete some dead code.
This allows users to select which (of potentially several) loops within a function they wish to install a loop invariant for.
The discovered implicit arguments are now printed using the correct functions, and only on verbosity level `info` or higher.
Co-authored-by: Ryan Scott <[email protected]>
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Implement a new
llvm_verify_x86_with_invariantcommand which allows users to directly specify loop invariants when verifying X86 code for certain kinds of simply-structured loops.