Fix callNative.S clang error for linux/aarch64#4
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The instruction 'sub sp, sp, w3' is invalid because sp is 64-bit
but w3 is 32-bit. GCC/GAS accepts this (and implicitly adds the
uxtw extend specifier), but clang rejects it:
error: too few operands for instruction
sub sp, sp, w3
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fix this by making the zero-extend explicit, which works under
both toolchains.
Signed-off-by: Guillermo Rodríguez <grodriguez@ingelabs.com>
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The instruction 'sub sp, sp, w3' is invalid because sp is 64-bit but w3 is 32-bit. GCC/GAS accepts this (and implicitly adds the uxtw extend specifier), but clang rejects it:
error: too few operands for instruction
sub sp, sp, w3
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fix this by making the zero-extend explicit, which works under both toolchains.