Landing: 5dfe1056b85f

Project / Subsystem

gcc / i386

Date

2026-05-14

Author

Uros Bizjak

Commit

5dfe1056b85f249e7b4ad454a59f2951c716191e

Source

github

Perf win

No

Breaking

No

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gcc
subsystem
i386
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5dfe1056b85f249e7b4ad454a59f2951c716191e
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github
headline
i386: Remove TARGET_SHIFT1 Tuning Feature
tldr
The `TARGET_SHIFT1` tuning feature for i386 is removed, simplifying shift instruction encoding.
author
Uros Bizjak
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committed
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false
breaking_change
false
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tags
  • i386
  • optimization
  • assembler
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date
2026-05-14T00:00:00.000Z

The TARGET_SHIFT1 tuning feature for i386 is now removed. GNU as now automatically encodes “sal $1, reg” using the shorter implicit-count-1 form. The compiler-side TARGET_SHIFT1 / X86_TUNE_SHIFT1 logic is redundant. Affected shift instruction patterns will emit the explicit-immediate form, and rely on the assembler to produce the optimal encoding.