Remove redundant env allocation in CallbackDispatcher

[jackalcooper]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Simplified initialization process for MLIR pass
  • Updated method signatures in CallbackDispatcher struct
  • Streamlined environment handling and instance creation logic

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Walkthrough

The changes in the native/src/pass.zig file focus on simplifying the CallbackDispatcher struct's initialization and MLIR pass creation processes. The modifications involve removing environment allocation logic in the initialize function and updating variable naming in the create_mlir_pass function. The core functionality remains consistent, with an emphasis on reducing unnecessary complexity in environment handling.

Changes

File	Change Summary
native/src/pass.zig	- Simplified initialize function by removing environment allocation - Updated create_mlir_pass to use this instead of bp - Maintained overall functionality with streamlined implementation

Poem

🐰 In Zig's realm, a pass refined,
Complexity gently left behind,
Dispatcher's dance, now light and clear,
Environment's whispers, no longer near,
A rabbit's code, elegantly designed! 🔧

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native/src/pass.zig (2)

24-24: Environment allocation logic successfully removed.

Good job simplifying the initialize function. Since no environment is needed here, returning success directly avoids unnecessary allocations.

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68-71: Validate correct cleanup on error paths.

Allocating the environment once and freeing it in destruct is consistent. However, ensure any unexpected error in or after beaverPassCreateWrap can’t lead to resource leakage. If needed, consider adding error handling or try/catch for beaverPassCreateWrap.

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