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commit149b9ac171e0c27388b881cfe00f373b38252ce2[log] [tgz]
authorGreg Clayton <gclayton@fb.com>Wed Sep 10 09:11:32 2025 -0700
committerGitHub <noreply@github.com>Wed Sep 10 09:11:32 2025 -0700
treee367ba7ce2e59ca4d5f6715f67a1ab1b6a8c0e75
parent7b828738c692ba64a48b4f4f6763064d58ef0618 [diff]
[NFC][lldb] Cleanup the ArchDefinitionEntry definitons. (#152618)

This patch has default initialization values for the "sub", "cpu_mask"
and "sub_mask" member variables of the ArchDefinitionEntry structure.
This can simplify and cleanup the ArchDefinitionEntry arrays by allowing
those that don't override the values to not have to initialize the
values in the definitions if they match the default values.

This patchs also disables clang format to align the values in the
columns for easier readability.
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