![]() * Replace StructFloatFieldInfoFlags with FpStructInRegistersInfo which carries also exact field sizes and offsets * Replace StructFloatFieldInfoFlags with FpStruct::Flags in profiler * Remove FpStructInRegistersInfo::FromOldFlags() * Fix duplicating types in HandleInlineArray * Remove signedness from FpStruct::IntKind because most probably we won't need it * Remove old StructFloatFieldInfoFlags calculating routine * Typo in TARGET_LOONGARCH64 * Remove m_returnedFpFieldOffsets from ArgIterator * Add missing ENREGISTERED_PARAMTYPE_MAXSIZE condition to C# version of FpStruct info calculation * Rename RISCV64PassStructInRegister to match settled casing for RiscV in class names * Update hardcoded flags for float and double in ArgIteratorTemplate::ComputeReturnFlags() This fixes JIT/HardwareIntrinsics/General/Vector* tests. * Fix build on other platforms * Update LoongArch to use FpStructInRegistersInfo * Remove unused old flag masks * LoongArch64 typo Co-authored-by: Qiao Pengcheng <qiaopengcheng@loongson.cn> * Missing FpStruct namespace Co-authored-by: Qiao Pengcheng <qiaopengcheng@loongson.cn> * Missing FpStruct namespace Co-authored-by: Qiao Pengcheng <qiaopengcheng@loongson.cn> * Missing FpStruct namespace Co-authored-by: Qiao Pengcheng <qiaopengcheng@loongson.cn> * Use FpStruct namespace everywhere in JIT * Add tests * Fix passing FP structs in JIT * Remove CallArgABIInformation.StructFloatFieldType and Offset because they were write-only. Replace with offset from new ABI info * Remove CallArgABIInformation.StructDesc on System V because it was write-only * Remove unused local vars from ABIPassingInformation::Classify * Pass variables after the tested struct to detect potential register/stack slot over-allocation * Add test for two-field but one-slot struct. Fix assertion bug that it uncovered * Add sanity check for empty struct passing, disable on RISC-V and System V * Format * JIT review * Update StructFloatFieldInfoFlags description * Revert to hitherto instruction set order as it's not the point of this PR * Disable Test_Empty_Sanity on arm32 due to bug in Clang * Add ActiveIssue on arm and arm64 * Exclude arm64 from Test_PackedEmptyFloatLong*_RiscV * Unify get{LoongArch,RiscV}64PassFpStructInRegistersInfo JIT interfaces * Use JIT_TO_EE_TRANSITION instead of _LEAF because MethodTable::GetFpStructInRegistersInfo may throw * Remove FpStruct::IntKind, we should have similar info in ClassLayout in JIT * Change JIT interface to return a struct similar to CORINFO_SWIFT_LOWERING to facilitate code unification in the future * Change JIT to use new Swift-like getFpStructLowering * Cache CORINFO_FPSTRUCT_LOWERING * Update LoongArch classifier to use CORINFO_FPSTRUCT_LOWERING * Update StructFloatInfoFlags doc comment on C# * Add arm32 clang issue * Move StructFloatFieldInfoFlags and FpStructInRegistersInfo out of the JIT interface * Merge LoongArch and RISC-V AOT calculation of FpStructInRegistersInfo because they were identical. Move it to Common\Internal/Runtime because it's no longer exposed in JIT interface. * Don't zero-initialize CORINFO_FPSTRUCT_LOWERING * Update LoongArch classifier * Fix assert for two-field structs smaller than 8 bytes, add test |
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