Lines Matching refs:VEX
81 // In the VEX prefix, registers are seen sequencially from 0-15 and encoded
85 // VEX.VVVV => XMM9 => ~9
611 /// called VEX.
651 // VEX_5M (VEX m-mmmmm field):
663 // VEX_4V (VEX vvvv field): a register specifier
942 if (Encoding == X86II::VEX || Encoding == X86II::XOP) {
943 // VEX opcode prefix can have 2 or 3 bytes
960 // Can we use the 2 byte VEX prefix?
961 if (Encoding == X86II::VEX && VEX_B && VEX_X && !VEX_W && (VEX_5M == 1)) {
967 // 3 byte VEX prefix
979 && "More than 2 significant bits in VEX.m-mmmm fields for EVEX!");
1196 // It uses the VEX.VVVV field?
