abrown requested wasmtime-compiler-reviewers for a review on PR #11714.
abrown opened PR #11714 from abrown:apx-num-regs-available to bytecodealliance:main:
This change adds a way to inspect how many registers an instruction can address. We assume for now that legacy instructions can always emit the REX prefix and thus access 16 registers; thus, the only encoding that allows access to 32 registers is EVEX.
This also refactors some of the top-level generation logic to be less verbose.
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abrown requested fitzgen for a review on PR #11714.
fitzgen submitted PR review.
rahulchaphalkar commented on PR #11714:
I was looking to see why something failed in the merge queue, and can see
Successful test and buildpassing, but thenReport failure on cancellationbeing triggered.
Digging through logs, i see the following 2 jobs reported a cancellation - Test Linux s390x and Test on armv7...
I don't have much context on why these jobs would be cancelled, but I do see a recent change https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime/commit/2f77c2b993217f8d94e8e3e0bddea328fca95835 which changes this ci logic, worth re adding to the merge queue?
alexcrichton merged PR #11714.
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