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Srinivas Pokala 20ea988421 math: huge argument handling for sin/cos in s390x
Currently s390x, sin/cos assembly implementation not handling huge
arguments. This change reverts assembly routine to native go implementation
for huge arguments. Implementing the changes in assembly giving better
performance than native go changes in terms of execution/cycles.

name                                         Go_changes     Asm_changes
Sin/input_size_(0.5)-8                      11.85ns ± 0%   5.32ns ± 1%
Sin/input_size_(1<<20)-8                    15.32ns ± 0%   9.75ns ± 3%
Sin/input_size_(1<<_40)-8                   17.9ns  ± 0%   10.3ns ± 6%
Sin/input_size_(1<<50)-8                    16.33ns ± 0%   9.75ns ± 6%
Sin/input_size_(1<<60)-8                    33.0ns  ± 1%   29.1ns ± 0%
Sin/input_size_(1<<80)-8                    29.9ns  ± 0%   27.2ns ± 2%
Sin/input_size_(1<<200)-8                   31.5ns  ± 1%   28.3ns ± 0%
Sin/input_size_(1<<480)-8                   29.4ns  ± 1%   28.0ns ± 1%
Sin/input_size_(1234567891234567_<<_180)-8  29.3ns  ± 1%   28.0ns ± 0%
Cos/input_size_(0.5)-8                      10.33ns ± 0%   5.69ns ± 1%
Cos/input_size_(1<<20)-8                    16.67ns ± 0%   9.18ns ± 0%
Cos/input_size_(1<<_40)-8                   18.50ns ± 0%   9.45ns ± 3%
Cos/input_size_(1<<50)-8                    16.67ns ± 0%   9.18ns ± 1%
Cos/input_size_(1<<60)-8                    31.6ns  ± 1%   26.7ns ± 2%
Cos/input_size_(1<<80)-8                    31.3ns  ± 0%   25.5ns ± 1%
Cos/input_size_(1<<200)-8                   30.0ns  ± 0%   26.7ns ± 1%
Cos/input_size_(1<<480)-8                   31.9ns  ±2%   27.0ns ± 0%
Cos/input_size_(1234567891234567_<<_180)-8  31.8ns  ± 0%   26.9ns ± 0%

Fixes #29240

Change-Id: Id2ebcfa113926f27510d527e80daaddad925a707
Reviewed-on: https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/go/+/469635
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