CoreDisTools on Arm - #291
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This adds support for proper recognition of movw/movt instructions pairs on Arm in
CorAsmDiff::nearDiff.In a case when such instructions pairs are compared, their immediates should not be compared independently. Instead their values should be used to reconstruct a 32-bit value that is loaded into a register and these reconstructed value should be compared either for identity or equality (with a user defined
Comparator).I tested this approach by
In both 2 and 3 there were no cases of false positives diffs between baseline and compared jits. (If this algorithm is disabled, almost every method becomes different according to
CorAsmDiff::nearDiffdue to some immediates - either movt or movw having different values).This PR also specifies
LLVM_DEFAULT_TARGET_TRIPLEto be Thumb2 not Arm and decreases number of platforms supported by each flavor of coredistools.