Remove a quirk that never applies - #789
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Base.Checked.throw_overflowerr_negation takes a single argument on every supported version of Julia, so the three-argument override never matched.
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CI failure unrelated, it's because KA.jl tests against a fork that has bugs (@christiangnrd there's still some |
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These should be fixed until I break it again next rebase. 1.12 passed and the versioninfo failure from those logs should be fixed by JuliaGPU/CUDA.jl@9f2f1d1 |
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Base.Checked.throw_overflowerr_negationtakes a single argument on every supported version of Julia (1.10 through nightly), so the three-argument override in the POCL back-end'squirks.jlnever matched. Found by checking the signature of every method in the overlay method table against the methods in Base; this was the only one that doesn't match anything. The same dead override exists in the other back-ends, which get the same fix.