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An LLVM optimization pass is somehow producing invalid code for a specific linking.wast test, but only when optimizations are turned on (O1 is sufficient) and only on 32-bit windows.
The precise issue is unknown, but the end result is that a function gets inlined, and the now inlined parameter is set to a garbage value instead of the correct value. This may either be a very subtle undefined behavior issue, or it may be an actual bug in LLVM.
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An LLVM optimization pass is somehow producing invalid code for a specific linking.wast test, but only when optimizations are turned on (O1 is sufficient) and only on 32-bit windows.
The precise issue is unknown, but the end result is that a function gets inlined, and the now inlined parameter is set to a garbage value instead of the correct value. This may either be a very subtle undefined behavior issue, or it may be an actual bug in LLVM.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: