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There are a few places where the aarch64 code uses -operand.immediate(). If the immediate is INT64_MIN, the behavior is undefined.
This was fixed for Add and Sub in 2020 in b8da04d, but the same pattern still shows up in Ccmp, Ccmn, and Neg.
We (Mozilla) ran into this because our fork didn't have the fix for Add and Sub and it was causing problems with recent Clang versions, but we then noticed the same pattern is still present in these other methods.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There are a few places where the aarch64 code uses
-operand.immediate()
. If the immediate isINT64_MIN
, the behavior is undefined.This was fixed for
Add
andSub
in 2020 in b8da04d, but the same pattern still shows up inCcmp
,Ccmn
, andNeg
.We (Mozilla) ran into this because our fork didn't have the fix for
Add
andSub
and it was causing problems with recent Clang versions, but we then noticed the same pattern is still present in these other methods.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: