alexcrichton opened PR #11597 from alexcrichton:fix-pulley-big-endian to bytecodealliance:main:
This commit fixes an issue for Pulley on big-endian targets where if a call's result was mapped to a spillslot it was loaded with a too-wide load when moving from the return location to the storage location. This only affects the shared
CallInfo::emit_retval_loadsimplementation which is unused on s390x. All other targets, with the exception of big-endian Pulley targets, using this are little-endian where the width won't matter since slots are always integer-register-in-size.The fix here is to perform a load with the exact type of the return value as opposed to a full machine word width. This fixes the big-endian behavior for Pulley and fixes the attached test cases which reproduce the issue. I've also expanded some of the many-results tests to also have many parameters to try to exercise more parts of the ABI pipeline too.
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cfallin submitted PR review:
Thanks!
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alexcrichton commented on PR #11597:
@cfallin mind taking another look at this? The fix was a bit more involved than originally planned:
- I had to be a bit more clever about the loaded type than just passing
*tyto handle all the various cases correctly.- The new test added turns out to segfault on
s390xon main (before this PR, so preexisting issue) so I've flagged s390x as not implementing the exceptions proposal for now while https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime/issues/11602 is sorted out
cfallin created PR review comment:
This whole expression could be wrapped up in a
Type::int_for_size(bytes: usize)helper, probably? (And IMHO the if-else split is a little clearer as something likeType::int_for_size(cmp::min(M::word_bytes(), ty.bytes())); maybe together with renamingload_tytoone_part_load_tyto make it clear why we clamp it)
cfallin submitted PR review:
Updates look good; thanks for the care with the details here!
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