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Guoqi Chen 751a817ccc cmd/internal/obj/loong64: add {V,XV}LD/{V,XV}LDX/{V,XV}ST/{V,XV}STX instructions support
This CL adding primitive asm support of Loong64 LSX [1] and LASX [2], by introducing new
sets of register V0-V31 (C_VREG), X0-X31 (C_XREG) and 8 new instructions.

On Loong64, VLD,XVLD,VST,XVST implement vector memory access operations using immediate
values offset. VLDX, XVLDX, VSTX, XVSTX implement vector memory access operations using
register offset.

Go asm syntax:
        VMOVQ           n(RJ), RV      (128bit vector load)
        XVMOVQ          n(RJ), RX      (256bit vector load)
        VMOVQ           RV, n(RJ)      (128bit vector store)
        XVMOVQ          RX, n(RJ)      (256bit vector store)

        VMOVQ           (RJ)(RK), RV   (128bit vector load)
        XVMOVQ          (RJ)(RK), RX   (256bit vector load)
        VMOVQ           RV, (RJ)(RK)   (128bit vector store)
        XVMOVQ          RX, (RJ)(RK)   (256bit vector store)

Equivalent platform assembler syntax:
         vld            vd, rj, si12
        xvld            xd, rj, si12
         vst            vd, rj, si12
        xvst            xd, rj, si12
         vldx           vd, rj, rk
        xvldx           xd, rj, rk
         vstx           vd, rj, rk
        xvstx           xd, rj, rk

[1]: LSX: Loongson SIMD Extension, 128bit
[2]: LASX: Loongson Advanced SIMD Extension, 256bit

Change-Id: Ibaf5ddfd29b77670c3c44cc32bead36b2c8b8003
Reviewed-on: https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/go/+/616075
Reviewed-by: Qiqi Huang <huangqiqi@loongson.cn>
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Reviewed-by: Meidan Li <limeidan@loongson.cn>
Reviewed-by: David Chase <drchase@google.com>
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