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fix structure indexing reassignment during block merging #2943

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For EOpIndexDirectStruct binaries, we want to visit the left symbol (the
structure) before we visit the binary, so it gets updated first.
That way we are comparing the updated structure against the target
'unitType', not the original structure.

@mbechard mbechard changed the title for structure indexing missing reassigning some references during merging Fix structure indexing missing reassigning some references during merging May 17, 2022
For EOpIndexDirectStruct binaries, we want to visit the left symbol (the
structure) before we visit the binary, so it gets updated first.
That way we are comparing the updated structure against the target
'unitType', not the original structure.
@mbechard mbechard changed the title Fix structure indexing missing reassigning some references during merging fix structure indexing reassignment during block merging May 17, 2022
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LGTM. Thanks for the fix!

@greg-lunarg greg-lunarg merged commit 2439e6d into KhronosGroup:master May 18, 2022
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