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cmd/compile/abi-internal: declare R14 completely fixed

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Currently, we allow R14, the current goroutine pointer, to be
clobbered in function bodies as long as the function restores it. This
is unnecessary complexity and could lead to confusing inconsistencies
with other architectures that can't simply restore it from TLS.

Updates #40724.

Change-Id: I4c052f0dd0b31d31afeb0c5aff05c314d7a852f3
Reviewed-on: https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/go/+/309009
Trust: Austin Clements <austin@google.com>
Reviewed-by: Cherry Zhang <cherryyz@google.com>
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Austin Clements 2021-04-09 13:55:18 -04:00
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@ -408,7 +408,7 @@ Special-purpose registers are as follows:
| RDX | Closure context pointer | Scratch | Scratch | | RDX | Closure context pointer | Scratch | Scratch |
| R12 | Scratch | Scratch | Scratch | | R12 | Scratch | Scratch | Scratch |
| R13 | Scratch | Scratch | Scratch | | R13 | Scratch | Scratch | Scratch |
| R14 | Current goroutine | Same | Scratch | | R14 | Current goroutine | Same | Same |
| R15 | GOT reference temporary if dynlink | Same | Same | | R15 | GOT reference temporary if dynlink | Same | Same |
| X15 | Zero value | Same | Scratch | | X15 | Zero value | Same | Scratch |
@ -424,6 +424,13 @@ While this adds one byte to every function prologue, it is hardly ever
accessed outside the function prologue and we expect making more accessed outside the function prologue and we expect making more
single-byte registers available to be a net win. single-byte registers available to be a net win.
*Rationale*: We could allow R14 (the current goroutine pointer) to be
a scratch register in function bodies because it can always be
restored from TLS on amd64.
However, we designate it as a fixed register for simplicity and for
consistency with other architectures that may not have a copy of the
current goroutine pointer in TLS.
*Rationale*: We designate X15 as a fixed zero register because *Rationale*: We designate X15 as a fixed zero register because
functions often have to bulk zero their stack frames, and this is more functions often have to bulk zero their stack frames, and this is more
efficient with a designated zero register. efficient with a designated zero register.