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[stdlib] fix unaligned loads of large SIMD vectors on x86_64 #60025
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[gardening] fix code indentation
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[test] unaligned loads of large, generic SIMD types
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[stdlib] change String’s SIMD bits to load using `loadUnaligned`
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[stdlib] fix unaligned loads of 16-byte (and up) SIMD types
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Update test/stdlib/UnsafeRawPointer.swift
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Do we want this to be always-inline (or even transparent?)? I feel like that might be appropriate for a single load.
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It's already
@_alwaysEmitIntoClient
which does those things, though I like to prefix that with@inlinable
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aEIC doesn't force inlining into callsites, no. Just into the binary. We actually have a bunch of inline(never) aEIC code in the stdlib, which means "emit exactly one copy into the client"