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Last 4 commits to be squashed, but leaving them for the review period. |
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Test suggestion: function containing all skipped opcodes, check that it's parsed to single |
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This was originally included in #622.
I can't get good measurement of the performance on Haswell (I will try other architectures later).
But this is rather no-brainer as we simply execute less interpreter loop iterations and the "internal code" is smaller.