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99 By default all Pulley opcodes are enabled in the interpreter meaning it's
101 includes, for example, SIMD opcodes for all of the WebAssembly SIMD proposal.
102 Not all WebAssembly modules use these opcodes though nor do all embeddings want
104 compile time to compile-out the SIMD opcodes:
111 SIMD opcodes. Instead attempting to execute any opcode will raise a "disabled
138 Pulley opcodes are a single discriminator byte followed by any immediates.
140 Pulley has more than 256 opcodes, however, which is where "extended" opcodes
142 opcode is being used. Extended opcodes follow this initial discriminator with a
163    between opcodes continues with tail-calls and exiting the interpreter is done
203 * When profiling with the "tail loop" you can see hot opcodes much more clearly,
207 in the context of the all Pulley opcodes. In a similar manner as you can look at
225 Pulley opcodes and samples taken. To view this file you can use: