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Unroll Buffer.Memmove for arm64 #83740
Unroll Buffer.Memmove for arm64 #83740
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Should this use
cur->GetWellKnownArg() != WellKnownArg::None
instead? (And then the Remarks "The current implementation doesn't..." can be removed?)There was a problem hiding this comment.
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It would ignore the 'this' arg and also ShiftLow/ShiftHigh for x86 shift helpers are arguably "user args" (in that they manifest in the IL). Maybe we should add an
IsUserArg()
orIsILArg()
that has these special cases and use it here.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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IsUserArg()