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Topic: wasmtime / issue #6056 Cranelift: Simplify all our variou...

Wasmtime GitHub notifications bot (Mar 17 2023 at 19:47):

fitzgen opened issue #6056:

• {u,s}load{8,16,32} these are all equivalent to load.i{8,16,32} followed by {u,s}extend. We should just use that larger sequence and backends that have special lowerings for uload8() that are better than uextend(load8()) should add rules to match the compound pattern.

• Ditto for {u,s}store{8,16,32}.

• Same for our SIMD loads like uload16x4 et al. These can be load.i16x4 followed by a lane-wise uextend, etc.

Wasmtime GitHub notifications bot (Mar 17 2023 at 19:51):

fitzgen labeled issue #6056:

• {u,s}load{8,16,32} these are all equivalent to load.i{8,16,32} followed by {u,s}extend. We should just use that larger sequence and backends that have special lowerings for uload8() that are better than uextend(load8()) should add rules to match the compound pattern.

• Ditto for {u,s}store{8,16,32}.

• Same for our SIMD loads like uload16x4 et al. These can be load.i16x4 followed by a lane-wise uextend, etc.

Wasmtime GitHub notifications bot (Mar 17 2023 at 19:51):

fitzgen labeled issue #6056:

• {u,s}load{8,16,32} these are all equivalent to load.i{8,16,32} followed by {u,s}extend. We should just use that larger sequence and backends that have special lowerings for uload8() that are better than uextend(load8()) should add rules to match the compound pattern.

• Ditto for {u,s}store{8,16,32}.

• Same for our SIMD loads like uload16x4 et al. These can be load.i16x4 followed by a lane-wise uextend, etc.

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