winch(x64): Prefer operands in the value stack for atomic operations - #14074
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This patch fixes bytecodealliance#13989 It passes the arguments of the atomic operations through the value stack instead of calculating and holding the address register prior to handing over control to the MacroAssembler. This approach ensures that spills can happen naturally when specific registers are needed when lowering these operations.
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This patch fixes #13989
It passes the arguments of the atomic operations through the value stack instead of calculating and holding the address register prior to handing over control to the MacroAssembler. This approach ensures that spills can happen naturally when specific registers are needed when lowering these operations.