cranelift: Prepare fuzzgen for AArch64 #4867
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Assuming nobody objects to #4879, you should be able to remove the IntCC changes from this PR, so I want to see if anybody raises any concerns about that tomorrow before reviewing this. |
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I've rebased this on Edit: 3h so far, nothing has come up, should be good to merge. |
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👋 Hey,
This disables some operations for AArch64 for fuzzgen. And uses
cfg's to disable ops instead of commenting them out, this makes it easier to run fuzzgen on a new arch by enabling all ops by default until we know they are broken.Also changes inputs for x86 since we enable
icmp.i128for some IntCC's which were previously all disabled.This ran for about an hour on x86 and aarch64 without crashing. (In conjunction with #4866 for aarch64)