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The current practice of using the "PC-relative" `BEQ ZERO, ZERO` for short jumps is inherited from the MIPS port, where the pre-R6 long jumps are PC-regional instead of PC-relative. This quirk is not present in LoongArch from the very beginning so there is no reason to keep the behavior any more. While at it, simplify the code to not place anything in the jump offset field if a relocation is to take place. (It may be relic of a previous REL-era treatment where the addend is to be stored in the instruction word, but again, loong64 is exclusively RELA from day 1 so no point in doing so either.) Benchmark shows very slight improvement on a 3A5000 box, indicating the LA464 micro-architecture presumably *not* seeing the always-true BEQs as equivalent to B: goos: linux goarch: loong64 pkg: test/bench/go1 │ |
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