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Make a start on the JIT IR and the trace builder. #930

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Make a start on the JIT IR and the trace builder. #930

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Commits on Dec 20, 2023

  1. Make a start on the JIT IR and the trace builder. 

    The JIT IR is designed to be small. There are two kinds of instruction:
 - short instructions, with inlined operands.
 - long ones (unimplemented as of yet)

Ideally, function, block and instruction IDs (which are indices read
from the on-disk AOT IR) would be either converted to references as we
decode, but this would require changes to the decoder. We may have to
ditch deku:

sharksforarms/deku#383

Co-authored-by: Lukas Diekmann <[email protected]>
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    vext01 and ptersilie committed Dec 20, 2023
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  2. Rename: get_operand() -> operand().

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