tree 7009b178312c6f96ca56d01082ff8000cb47873c
parent 09a99965bb27649f5b1d373f76bfbec6a2500c9e
author Alexandre Rames <alexandre.rames@arm.com> 1429193236 +0100
committer Alexandre Rames <alexandre.rames@arm.com> 1429537515 +0100

Opt compiler: ARM64: Block VIXLpools when recording the pc.

VIXL automatically handles and generate literal and veneer pools when
using the MacroAssembler. In general, the pools can be emitted
anywhere. Helpers are provided to forbid VIXL from emitting pools
locally.

So when writing the pseudo-code

    __ Fmov(d0, 1.2345);
    __ Ldr(dst, MemOperand(src, offset));
    FunctionRecordingCurrentPC();
    __ Add(x0, x1, x2);

VIXL might generate code looking like

    0x00: ldr s0, [pc, 0xc]
    0x04: ldr dst, [src, offset]
    0x08: b #0x10
    0x0c: <literal 1.2345>
    0x10: add x0, x1, x2

and the program counter recorded by the helper will point after the
literal pool.
So we explicitly stop VIXL from emitting pools when dealing with code
where we care about the program counter.

Change-Id: Ib964860539bdb10f5704c290bdf74e5db149e462