Lines Matching defs:arraycopy
20 arraycopy();
22 arraycopy(new Object());
28 arraycopy(null);
35 arraycopy(new Object[1]);
41 arraycopy(new Object[2]);
42 arraycopy(new Object[2], 0);
45 arraycopy(new Object[1], 1);
52 /// CHECK-START-X86_64: void Main.arraycopy() disassembly (after)
59 public static void arraycopy() {
61 System.arraycopy(obj, 1, obj, 0, 1);
64 public static void arraycopy(Object obj) {
65 System.arraycopy(obj, 1, obj, 0, 1);
68 // Test case for having enough registers on x86 for the arraycopy intrinsic.
69 /// CHECK-START-X86: void Main.arraycopy(java.lang.Object[], int) disassembly (after)
73 public static void arraycopy(Object[] obj, int pos) {
74 System.arraycopy(obj, pos, obj, 0, obj.length);
77 // Test case for having enough registers on x86 for the arraycopy intrinsic
84 System.arraycopy(obj, pos, obj, pos - 1, obj.length);
88 // Test case for not having enough registers on x86. The arraycopy intrinsic
95 System.arraycopy(obj1, input1, obj2, input3, input4);
