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commitacea1f512ea804d7c35b60682f62327dceea1e18[log] [tgz]
authorRahul Joshi <rjoshi@nvidia.com>Wed Sep 10 05:36:51 2025 -0700
committerGitHub <noreply@github.com>Wed Sep 10 05:36:51 2025 -0700
tree7a3bad1bb586c6908356c6e246c7478b6437dcb1
parent79e93178934eb93acf252de093c263f4db9eb8b7 [diff]
[LLVM][MC][CodeEmitterGen] Reduce various `InstBits` table sizes (#156213)

Change various `InstBits` tables have an entry only for non-pseudo
target instructions and adjust the indexing into these tables
accordingly.

Some minor refactoring related to this:
- Use early return after handling variable length encodings
- Reduce the scope of anonymous namespace to just the class declaration.

Example reductions in these table sizes for some targets:

```
Target      FirstSupportedOpcode         Reduction in size
AMDGPU                     10813         10813 * 16 = 168KB
RISCV                      12051         12051 * 8 = 94KB
```
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