JIT ARM32: Fix wrong emitAttr passed for loads/stores in PUTARG_STK #68540
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On arm architectures the small load/store instructions all work larger registers and for loads the instruction automatically normalizes the result. Due to this we always expect to pass the normalized size for loads/stores when generating these instructions, but in this particular place we did not do so, resulting in asserts on arm32. On arm64 the function ignores the size so nothing happens. Fix dotnet#60827
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @JulieLeeMSFT Issue DetailsOn arm architectures the small load/store instructions all work larger On arm64 the function ignores the size so nothing happens. I assume this is the right fix based on cc @dotnet/jit-contrib PTAL @BruceForstall
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On arm architectures the small load/store instructions all work larger
registers and for loads the instruction automatically normalizes the
result. Due to this we always expect to pass the normalized size for
loads/stores when generating these instructions, but in this particular
place we did not do so, resulting in asserts on arm32.
On arm64 the function ignores the size so nothing happens.
I assume this is the right fix based on
genCodeForIndirandgenCodeForStoreIndthat both useemitActualTypeSizewhen emitting these same instructions.cc @dotnet/jit-contrib PTAL @BruceForstall
Fix #60827