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runtime: fix misleading comments in amd64 assembly #54711

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samhocevar wants to merge 1 commit into golang:master from samhocevar-forks:patch/asm-comment

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samhocevar commented Aug 27, 2022

The RBX register is actually callee-saved, as specified in the System V ABI used
by OpenBSD and Darwin. The comments are also now more consistent with the fact that
the code re-uses RBX after calling a function.


          runtime: fix misleading comments in amd64 assembly

d297e15

The RBX register is actually callee-saved, according to the System V ABI
used by OpenBSD and Darwin. The comments now make more sense in the context
of code that re-uses RBX after calling a function.

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