Wire the Cranelift block-JIT into execution and add branch coverage. Both
increments validated bit-exact against the interpreter via the in-process
differential harness on a full boot+movie run (movie plays, clean exit):
wiring only (addi/addis): checked 146.8M blocks, 0.01% native, MISMATCHES=0
+ branches (bx/bcx/bclrx): checked 148.5M blocks, 6.57% native (9.76M), MISMATCHES=0
jit.rs
* JitCache: direct-mapped 64K-slot compiled-block cache keyed (start_pc,
page_version) identically to BlockCache, so self-modifying / DMA'd code
invalidates native code the same way. Caches the None ("uncovered") verdict
so an uncovered block is compile-attempted at most once per (pc,version).
Owns the Jit/JITModule (keeps every CompiledFn valid for its lifetime).
* covered(): addi/addis + bx/bcx/bclrx. bcctrx excluded (indirect target +
dispatch_rec diagnostic hook the native path would skip).
* pc-handling refactor: a branch terminator writes pc itself (writes_pc());
the block epilogue stores end_pc only for straight-line (max-len / page-
boundary) blocks. cycle/timebase still += N (covered ops never fault/yield;
a branch is always the last instruction).
* Branch lowering uses immediate targets — the interpreter's ctx.pc equals the
instruction address at emit time, so bx/bcx relative targets are constants.
emit_branch_taken mirrors the interpreter: optional CTR decrement, ctr_ok =
(ctr as u32 vs 0) inverted by BO3, cond_ok = CR-bit BI byte == BO1 (both BO
sub-cases const-fold), combined with select. bclrx reads lr&!3 before the LK
link overwrites lr.
recompiler.rs
* run_block / diff_step take &mut JitCache. run_block runs the native fn when
get_or_compile returns one (else interpreter fallback); diff_step runs it on
the speculative clone/OverlayMemory so every native block is diff-checked.
* report_jit_summary(): native-vs-interpreted block counts (XENIA_JIT / _DIFF).
main.rs
* WorkerCtx owns a JitCache; run_superblock routing passes it to
diff_step/run_block; report_jit_summary() at clean exit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>