gh-98831: rewrite CHECK_EG_MATCH opcode in the instruction definition DSL #101269
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This reverts commit 48d0fcb.
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PPC64 Fedora PR is failing with "No space left on device", so I wouldn't worry about that one. :) |
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The change in exception_group_match is needed because previously in the case of match == None the opcode didn't look at rest, but now it pushes to the stack (even though it's already there) to keep the code uniform with the match != None case.