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Bug 1476500 - Fix some prose in the MacroAssembler class comment r=tcampbell,nbp

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Also fix an out-of-date reference to check-masm

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Paul Bone 2018-07-19 13:16:29 +10:00
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js/src/jit/MacroAssembler.h
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@ -60,11 +60,11 @@
// - If the declaration is "inline", then the method definition(s) would be in
// the "-inl.h" variant of the same file(s).
//
// The script check_macroassembler_style.py (check-masm target of the Makefile)
// is used to verify that method definitions are matching the annotation added
// to the method declarations. If there is any difference, then you either
// forgot to define the method in one of the macro assembler, or you forgot to
// update the annotation of the macro assembler declaration.
// The script check_macroassembler_style.py (which runs on every build) is
// used to verify that method definitions match the annotation on the method
// declarations. If there is any difference, then you either forgot to define
// the method in one of the macro assembler, or you forgot to update the
// annotation of the macro assembler declaration.
//
// Some convenient short-cuts are used to avoid repeating the same list of
// architectures on each method declaration, such as PER_ARCH and
@ -79,7 +79,7 @@
// inline uint32_t framePushed() const OOL_IN_HEADER;
//
// Such functions should then be defined immediately after MacroAssembler's
// definition, for example like so:
// definition, for example:
//
// //{{{ check_macroassembler_style
// inline uint32_t
@ -100,10 +100,10 @@
//
// For each architecture, we have a macro named DEFINED_ON_arch. This macro is
// empty if this is not the current architecture. Otherwise it must be either
// set to "define" or "crash" (only use for the none target so-far).
// set to "define" or "crash" (only used for the none target so far).
//
// The DEFINED_ON macro maps the list of architecture names given as argument to
// a list of macro names. For example,
// The DEFINED_ON macro maps the list of architecture names given as arguments
// to a list of macro names. For example,
//
// DEFINED_ON(arm, x86_shared)
//
@ -126,7 +126,7 @@
// architecture if it is listed in the arguments of DEFINED_ON.
//
// This result is appended to DEFINED_ON_RESULT_ before expanding the macro,
// which result is either no annotation, a MOZ_CRASH(), or a "= delete"
// which results in either no annotation, a MOZ_CRASH(), or a "= delete"
// annotation on the method declaration.
# define DEFINED_ON_x86