x86: Add missing reg_opcode constraint to lockable INC #6566
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The
INCencoding isFE /0meaning that areg_opcode=0constraint is needed in SLEIGH. This is missing from the memory variant (inlockable.sinc), which causes undefinedFE xxinstructions to be decoded asINC.(Without this constraint, the constructors technically overlap with the
DECinstruction, however, since theDECinstruction has the correct constraints it ends up getting matched first).e.g.,
x86:LE:64:default(Existing): "INC byte ptr [RDI]"x86:LE:64:default(This patch): (Invalid)