I just noticed the hack from bug 915998 and it turns out that there's a standard C++ way to do this. The attached patch implements it.

I swear I tried that, or something like it, at one point. r=me if try server says it's ok. Thanks!

Comment on attachment 809209 [details] [diff] [review] explicit-instantiate.patch Review of attachment 809209 [details] [diff] [review]: ----------------------------------------------------------------- Well, it didn't get backed out, so I'm assuming that this technique works fine. r=me

Oops, I interpreted your earlier r=me as a review approval, conditional on a try run. I had collected what I judged to be sufficient try run data, so I checked it in. Thanks for your actual review approval :-}.

> Oops, I interpreted your earlier r=me as a review approval, conditional on a > try run. That's what I meant... it appears I just forgot to change the checkbox to a '+' :) Thanks for intervening, Terrence.

(In reply to Dan Gohman [:sunfish] from comment #4) > Oops, I interpreted your earlier r=me as a review approval, conditional on a > try run. I had collected what I judged to be sufficient try run data, so I > checked it in. Usually we'd dump the try-run URL in here, so it's obvious that's happened. :-) Even if it is a partial run -- I assume people will see that "enough" confirmation was gotten in that case.