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cranelift: Remove the fcvt_low_from_sint
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This commit removes this instruction since it's a combination of `swiden_low` plus `fcvt_from_sint`. This was used by the WebAssembly `f64x2.convert_low_i32x4_s` instruction previously but the corresponding unsigned variant of the instruction, `f64x2.convert_low_i32x4_u`, used a `uwiden_low` plus `fcvt_from_uint` combo. To help simplify Cranelift's instruction set and to make these two instructions mirrors of each other the Cranelift instruction is removed. The s390x and AArch64 backend lowering rules for this instruction could simply be deleted as the previous combination of the `swiden_low` and `fcvt_from_sint` lowering rules produces the same code. The x64 backend moved its lowering to a special case of the `fcvt_from_sint` lowering.
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It's always nice to get rid of CLIF instructions and this one looks to have been remarkably painless. Thank you!
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…nce#6565) * cranelift: Remove the `fcvt_low_from_sint` instruction This commit removes this instruction since it's a combination of `swiden_low` plus `fcvt_from_sint`. This was used by the WebAssembly `f64x2.convert_low_i32x4_s` instruction previously but the corresponding unsigned variant of the instruction, `f64x2.convert_low_i32x4_u`, used a `uwiden_low` plus `fcvt_from_uint` combo. To help simplify Cranelift's instruction set and to make these two instructions mirrors of each other the Cranelift instruction is removed. The s390x and AArch64 backend lowering rules for this instruction could simply be deleted as the previous combination of the `swiden_low` and `fcvt_from_sint` lowering rules produces the same code. The x64 backend moved its lowering to a special case of the `fcvt_from_sint` lowering. * Fix cranelift-fuzzgen build
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…nce#6565) * cranelift: Remove the `fcvt_low_from_sint` instruction This commit removes this instruction since it's a combination of `swiden_low` plus `fcvt_from_sint`. This was used by the WebAssembly `f64x2.convert_low_i32x4_s` instruction previously but the corresponding unsigned variant of the instruction, `f64x2.convert_low_i32x4_u`, used a `uwiden_low` plus `fcvt_from_uint` combo. To help simplify Cranelift's instruction set and to make these two instructions mirrors of each other the Cranelift instruction is removed. The s390x and AArch64 backend lowering rules for this instruction could simply be deleted as the previous combination of the `swiden_low` and `fcvt_from_sint` lowering rules produces the same code. The x64 backend moved its lowering to a special case of the `fcvt_from_sint` lowering. * Fix cranelift-fuzzgen build
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This commit removes this instruction since it's a combination of
swiden_low
plusfcvt_from_sint
. This was used by the WebAssemblyf64x2.convert_low_i32x4_s
instruction previously but the corresponding unsigned variant of the instruction,f64x2.convert_low_i32x4_u
, used auwiden_low
plusfcvt_from_uint
combo. To help simplify Cranelift's instruction set and to make these two instructions mirrors of each other the Cranelift instruction is removed.The s390x and AArch64 backend lowering rules for this instruction could simply be deleted as the previous combination of the
swiden_low
andfcvt_from_sint
lowering rules produces the same code. The x64 backend moved its lowering to a special case of thefcvt_from_sint
lowering.