Limit bitset payloads in quantifier instruction - #873
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Instructions always store an 8-bit opcode in their high byte, with the 56 low bits for their payload. The current method of storing two values in the payload limits each value to 16 bits, which is less than what is required for some (unreasonable but) allowed patterns. This change increases the limit of each value to 24 bits.
Quantifier instructions can directly include a bitset register address, but the register address space can overflow the allotted 16 bits for that payload in the quantifier instruction. This change caps the register address size when storing a bitset in a register, failing out of the optimized quantifier instruction when the value would overflow. rdar://185730811
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Quantifier instructions can directly include a bitset register address, but the register address space can overflow the allotted 16 bits for that payload in the quantifier instruction. This change caps the register address size when storing a bitset in a register, failing out of the optimized quantifier instruction when the value would overflow.
rdar://185730811