fix[next]: Reuse parameters in direct fo calls #2375
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Issues in dace still need to be resolved.
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I opened a PR with the dace fix: #2382 |
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Previously, the parameter names in programs implicitly generated on a direct field operator call where of the form
__sym<uid>and thus different to the names specified in the field operator definition. This breaks when used in combination with static parameters on field operators (see enabled in #2368). The replacement works by replacing all refs to arguments by their static value. For direct field operator calls this refs are now named the same as in their definition.