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463 uint32_t *ptr0 = son + (cyclic_pos << 1) + 1; in bt_find_func() local472 *ptr0 = EMPTY_HASH_VALUE; in bt_find_func()495 *ptr0 = pair[1]; in bt_find_func()507 *ptr0 = cur_match; in bt_find_func()508 ptr0 = pair; in bt_find_func()509 cur_match = *ptr0; in bt_find_func()536 *ptr0 = EMPTY_HASH_VALUE; in bt_skip_func()552 *ptr0 = pair[1]; in bt_skip_func()563 *ptr0 = cur_match; in bt_skip_func()564 ptr0 = pair; in bt_skip_func()[all …]
176 void *ptr0; in bs_subregion() local194 ptr0 = r->ptr; in bs_subregion()206 r->ptr = ptr0; in bs_subregion()
883 // ptr1 = tagp(ptr0, baseptr, tag_offset) returns a pointer where884 // * address is the address in ptr0890 // Address bits in baseptr and tag bits in ptr0 are ignored.891 // When offset between ptr0 and baseptr is a compile time constant, this can be emitted as892 // ADDG ptr1, baseptr, (ptr0 - baseptr), tag_offset893 // It is intended that ptr0 is an alloca address, and baseptr is the direct output of llvm.aarch64.…