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We special case layouts of two kinds of vectors: `Vector<T>` and `Vector64/128/256<T>`. Each gets laid out a bit differently. When porting crossgen2 changes to CoreRT (I'm still on leave of absence), it felt odd that code handling vanilla Vector was added to a class responsible for the 64/128/256 variant. Turns out this was forced by vector handling being really messy. This commit untangles it: * Rename the class that handles `Vector<T>` so that the name doesn't conflict with the class that handles `Vector64/128/256` and require renaming to use. Use the same name as on the CoreRT side. * Unnest the class and move the new method `IsVectorOfTType` there. |
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