Fix Arm64 CFG dispatcher being always disabled #65095
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Fix of a typo in dotnet#63763
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @JulieLeeMSFT Issue DetailsFix of a typo in #63763 . Note the that in the original, this
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CC @jakobbotsch These two constants ( |
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Thanks, indeed that's a typo. Let's see if the CI leg finds anything new. |
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Looks like there are a whole slew of failures with the dispatcher enabled for ARM64. Not super critical since this is not a configuration we expect to use, but definitely something I will look into. Opened #65111 for it. |
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Fix of a typo in #63763 . Note the that in the original, this
#elif defined(TARGET_AMD64)followed a#if defined(TARGET_AMD64).