[RV64_DYNAREC] Fix the issue where source register values get overwritten.#4032
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In the implementations of `addsd/subsd/mulsd/divsd` when BOX64_DYNAREC_FASTNAN is enabled, the source register values are being overwritten. This violates the x86-64 instruction specification, which prohibits modification of source registers. The resulting loss of source register data triggers subsequent runtime errors. I referenced the LA64 and ARM64 implementations and used temporary floating-point registers to store intermediate values. SNAN-to-QNAN conversion handling may also need to be added here. I will address this in a separate follow-up patch.
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Tests as follow: cimpile command: |
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In the implementations of
addsd/subsd/mulsd/divsdwhen BOX64_DYNAREC_FASTNAN is enabled, the source register values are being overwritten. This violates the x86-64 instruction specification, which prohibits modification of source registers. The resulting loss of source register data triggers subsequent runtime errors.I referenced the LA64 and ARM64 implementations and used temporary floating-point registers to store intermediate values.
SNAN-to-QNAN conversion handling may also need to be added here. I will address this in a separate follow-up patch.