* Add unit tests
* Use `dc zva` to zero out entire cache-lines worth of data, when possible
* Special instruction that zaps an entire cache-line into being zero-values, typically 64-bytes at a time
* Statically read and initialize the `DCZID_EL0` register value since reading registers with `mrs` can be kinda slow and isn't worth doing redundantly at JIT-time when it never changes.
* Update store-instructions to use inline post-increments to avoid an additional `add` instruction and keep encoded instruction immediates small
Pretty much every arm processor has a cache line size of 64 bytes, so a typical `dcbz128` to clear 128-bytes of data now results in:
```
dc zva, x0
add x0, x0, 64
dc zva, x0
```
rather than a sequence of 8 `stp xzr, xzr, ...` instructions
Pack(1) causes unaligned pointer errors on ARM64 with Apple's linker.
These are static read-only tables where the ~9KB size savings from
packing is negligible. Removing the pack may also marginally improve
access speed on x86 by avoiding unaligned loads.
ffmpeg: macOS uses "_" symbol prefix (Mach-O), has no <malloc.h>,
and doesn't support .data.rel.ro sections. Add __APPLE__ guards
in ffmpeg-xenia/config.h.
sha256: macOS provides endian macros in <machine/endian.h> instead
of <endian.h>.
Replace Linux-specific fstat64/ftruncate64 with portable POSIX equivalents.
Fix mmap error check to use MAP_FAILED instead of null pointer comparison.
Remove unconditional ftruncate after mmap that could corrupt files.
Add zero-length guard.
Replace Linux-specific fseeko64/ftello64/ftruncate64 with portable
POSIX equivalents.
Fix pread/pwrite error handling that assigned -1 to unsigned size_t.
Implement SetAttributes via chmod instead of stubbing it out.
Fix potential overflow in Unix-to-Windows filetime conversion.
Clean up unused removeCallback.
Most non-Windows code paths use standard POSIX APIs (sockets, signals,
dlopen, threading) that work on any POSIX platform. Change Linux-specific
guards to !WIN32 or #else where the code is portable. Linux-specific
APIs (SIGRTMIN, Vulkan/X11, fontconfig/GTK) remain Linux-guarded.
GTK3, system SDL2 (pkg-config), Linux link libraries, linker groups,
and _GLIBCXX_DEBUG were in the generic non-MSVC branch, breaking
cmake configure on non-Linux POSIX platforms.
std::ctype<char16_t> is a non-standard extension that's not available
on all platforms. Neither this nor the original technically match the
Windows kernel's fixed Unicode table approach and can produce different
results based on system locale.
Optimize `LoadV128Const` to detect even more opportunities
to use `movi`, `mvni`, and `fmov` and such for 16-bit, 32-bit
and 64-bit splats.
Update some `mov`+`dup` idioms into `LoadV128Const` as well
to catch more opportunities to optimize these const-loads when
possible.
Remove 3.10 syntax sugar and reduce min required python version to avoid
having to do needless python upgrades on various dev systems as 3.10 is
not yet ubiquitous and building on older systems is also still a thing.
ffs() can collide with POSIX macro definitions on some platforms;
__builtin_ffs is the portable GCC/Clang intrinsic. log2_floor/log2_ceil
passed template types directly to lzcnt which has only uint32_t and
uint64_t overloads, causing implicit narrowing on smaller types.
zstd ships a hand-written huf_decompress_amd64.S that was being
disabled on all non-MSVC builds. New behavior matches zstd's own
CMakeLists which enables it on GCC/Clang x86_64 and disables it
on MSVC and non-x86 architectures.
PCLMULQDQ CRC folding is excluded for now due to a runtime hang on
Linux — needs further investigation. The library does runtime feature
detection so all other paths should be safe on CPUs without these extensions.
Adds `platform_arm64` similar to `platform_arm64` to populate a 64-bit feature-flag value and creates a `a64_extension_mask` configuration-mask for the detection and utilization of certain arm ISA features. The first feature being `FEAT_LSE` which maps to `XBYAK_AARCH64_HWCAP_ATOMIC`.
Just like the x64 backend, implements `IsFeatureEnabled` to the emitter for checking if the host processor supports a certain subset of feature flag(s) at once.
Optimizes `OPCODE_ATOMIC_EXCHANGE`, `OPCODE_ATOMIC_COMPARE_EXCHANGE`,
and `OPCODE_RESERVED_STORE` with `FEAT_LSE` instructions.
Implements a raw clock by directly accessing the `CNTVCT_EL0` and
`CNTFRQ_EL0` registers by using `mrs` intrinsics.
Should allow for a raw-clock to work on all ARM platforms without having
to make a per-platform implementation for any further a64 platforms like
MacOS or Linux or Android and such.
