beetrees opened PR #9076 from beetrees:f16-f128-aarch64-mvp to bytecodealliance:main:
This PR adds initial support for passing
f16andf128values around to the aarch64 backend. Support is added for theload,store,bitcast,select,f16constandf128constCLIF instructions, as well as thefp16target feature.As a side effect of this PR generalising aarch64
bitcastsupport, this PR fixes (for aarch64) #6104.
f16/f128issue: #8312
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cfallin submitted PR review:
Sorry for the delay on this one -- all looks reasonable to me. Thanks for this work!
cfallin commented on PR #9076:
@beetrees this needs a rebase to latest
mainI think (due to my delay, sorry); happy to merge once it's ready.
beetrees updated PR #9076.
beetrees commented on PR #9076:
Rebased
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cfallin commented on PR #9076:
@beetrees it looks like some new lints are being enforced now (CI fail) -- would you mind taking a look?
beetrees updated PR #9076.
beetrees commented on PR #9076:
I've fixed the Clippy warnings.
cfallin has enabled auto merge for PR #9076.
cfallin merged PR #9076.
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