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Revision cdc4ab5fdc61688193ca0526d08cdfe0e8bbdc11 authored by John McCall on 21 January 2016, 01:09:27 UTC, committed by John McCall on 21 January 2016, 02:37:45 UTC 
Don't add capture arguments to default argument generators.
 
If we ever add the ability for default arguments to refer to
enclosing variables, we should promote DefaultArgumentInitializer
to be an always-present entity, give it an independent capture
list, and make SILDeclRef refer to it directly.  In fact, we may
want to do that anyway.  Until then, it's a weird special case
in terms of not really being a reference to the function returned
by getAnyFunctionRef().

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test.cpp 
#include "swift/Basic/ClusteredBitVector.h"
using namespace swift;
int main() {
  ClusteredBitVector cbvs[16];
  cbvs[7].appendSetBits(65);
  cbvs[3].appendClearBits(118);
  cbvs[7] = std::move(cbvs[3]);
  assert(cbvs[7][64] == false);
}
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