aarch64: regenerate autogenerated files from aarch64-gen
Regenerates autogenerated files for AArch64 opcode tables using aarch64-gen.
This patch regenerates AArch64-specific opcode files using the aarch64-gen tool. It is intended to be squashed into a preceding commit that modifies the generator inputs, as it purely updates generated code without introducing new functionality itself. This approach is used to simplify the review process for manual table changes.
In Details
This commit updates generated opcode and assembler files for the AArch64 architecture. The aarch64-gen script, likely a Python or similar script, parses instruction descriptions and generates C source files (aarch64-asm-2.c, aarch64-dis-2.c) and header files (aarch64-tbl-2.h) used by binutils' assembler (gas) and disassembler (objdump). This particular patch is a consequence of changes made in a previous commit (likely patch 1/7), where the input to aarch64-gen was modified. The commit is marked with CI-tag:skip because it doesn't represent a functional change but rather the resul…
- aarch64-gen
- A generator script or tool used within the binutils project to create AArch64-specific opcode and assembler code based on a defined set of instruction descriptions.
- autogenerated files
- Source code or data files that are programmatically created by a tool rather than being manually written by a developer. This is common for opcode tables and instruction definitions.
- squashed
- In version control (like Git), squashing commits means combining multiple commits into a single one. This is often done to clean up history before merging, especially for auto-generated files.