Lines Matching defs:literal
765 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int32_t>(0x12345678);
766 __ LoadLiteral(arm::R0, literal);
788 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int32_t>(0x12345678);
789 __ LoadLiteral(arm::R0, literal);
811 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int32_t>(0x12345678);
812 __ LoadLiteral(arm::R1, literal);
834 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int32_t>(0x12345678);
835 __ LoadLiteral(arm::R1, literal);
859 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int32_t>(0x12345678);
860 __ LoadLiteral(arm::R1, literal);
884 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int32_t>(0x12345678);
885 __ LoadLiteral(arm::R1, literal);
909 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int32_t>(0x12345678);
910 __ LoadLiteral(arm::R1, literal);
934 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int32_t>(0x12345678);
935 __ LoadLiteral(arm::R1, literal);
962 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int32_t>(0x12345678);
963 __ LoadLiteral(arm::R1, literal);
990 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int64_t>(INT64_C(0x1234567887654321));
991 __ LoadLiteral(arm::R1, arm::R3, literal);
1014 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int64_t>(INT64_C(0x1234567887654321));
1015 __ LoadLiteral(arm::R1, arm::R3, literal);
1041 // The literal size must match but the type doesn't, so use an int32_t rather than float.
1042 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int32_t>(0x12345678);
1043 __ LoadLiteral(arm::S3, literal);
1068 // The literal size must match but the type doesn't, so use an int32_t rather than float.
1069 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int32_t>(0x12345678);
1071 __ LoadLiteral(arm::S3, literal);
1097 // The literal size must match but the type doesn't, so use an int64_t rather than double.
1098 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int64_t>(INT64_C(0x1234567887654321));
1099 __ LoadLiteral(arm::D3, literal);
1127 // The literal size must match but the type doesn't, so use an int64_t rather than double.
1128 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int64_t>(INT64_C(0x1234567887654321));
1129 __ LoadLiteral(arm::D3, literal);
1191 // literal will not be Aligned<4>(.) but it will appear to be when we process the
1192 // instruction during the first pass, so the literal will need a padding and it
1193 // will push the literal out of range, so we shall end up with "ldr.w".
1194 arm::Literal* literal = __ NewLiteral<int32_t>(0x12345678);
1195 __ LoadLiteral(arm::R0, literal);
