[TableGen] Fix minor index bugs in PseudoLoweringEmitter #81605
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This commit fixes some minor indices bugs in PseudoLoweringEmitter.cpp. I don't believe these bugs would have had much of an effect previously but they were causing some issues with some refactoring work with ".w" and ".n" operands I am working on currently.
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@s-barannikov I will update this patch with your suggestions from the other so you dont have to repeat yourself |
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This commit fixes some minor indices bugs in PseudoLoweringEmitter.cpp.
I don't believe these bugs would have had much of an effect previously but they were causing some issues with some refactoring work regarding ARM thumb ".w" and ".n" operands I am working on currently.