Fix helloworld on x86 Linux #55095
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A lot of tests on Windows x64 are failing with errors like: |
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VarArgs is not supported on Unix, so this will be always false. Would it be better to put this whole block under #ifndef UNIX_X86_ABI ?
Make managed->managed call use of ecx, edx to pass first two arguments. Make stack alignment returning after call.
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Working on helloworld.dll x86 linux launch I've got problem during calling convention on managed call from managed code. I fixed it in morph.cpp. After that fix I had got bugs with stack misalignment. Couple of that problems I fixed in compiler.cpp and jitinterfacex86.cpp. It allows to run helloworld.dll and stack dumping with
System.Diagnostics.StackTrace. But I still have got similar stack misalignment problems on another programs.Is that fix-work direction right? Maybe I should fix managed-managed calling convention in another way?
cc @jkotas @alpencolt