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riscv: preserve compressed jump targets and correct ARM64 immediates - #324
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Read c.jalr targets before updating ra, finalize empty cross-page jump traces, and correct unscaled opcodes, INT64_MIN comparisons and zero-register arithmetic. Assisted-By: GPT-6 <noreply@openai.com> Signed-off-by: Jonathan Dieter <jdieter@resf.org>
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This fixes a number of bugs I ran into on ARM. I have a number of other patches that both fix bugs and add new functionality, particularly around userspace, as we're looking to use RVVM to build RISC-V packages for Rocky. Once I've made sure my patches fit your requirements, I'll start submitting the others. |
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Read c.jalr targets before updating ra, finalize empty cross-page jump traces, and correct unscaled opcodes, INT64_MIN comparisons and zero-register arithmetic.