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...presentation that can be printed and later on parsed to recreate the MIs. MI printer and parser expect the Register Mask array pointer to point to a predefined (static) list of RegMasks. Those lists are retrieved from auto generated file x86GenRegisterInfo.inc using the functions: getRegMasks() and getRegMaskNames(). However, since we create a dynamically allocated register mask, its pointer will not reside in the static lists and no corresponding name could be found. In that case, the MIPrinter will fail to emit the RegMask Name. I would appreciate the community opinion regarding my solution and regarding...

...presentation that can be printed and later on parsed to recreate the MIs. MI printer and parser expect the Register Mask array pointer to point to a predefined (static) list of RegMasks. Those lists are retrieved from auto generated file x86GenRegisterInfo.inc using the functions: getRegMasks() and getRegMaskNames(). However, since we create a dynamically allocated register mask, its pointer will not reside in the static lists and no corresponding name could be found. In that case, the MIPrinter will fail to emit the RegMask Name. I would appreciate the community opinion regarding my solution and regarding...

...presentation that can be printed and later on parsed to recreate the MIs. MI printer and parser expect the Register Mask array pointer to point to a predefined (static) list of RegMasks. Those lists are retrieved from auto generated file x86GenRegisterInfo.inc using the functions: getRegMasks() and getRegMaskNames(). However, since we create a dynamically allocated register mask, its pointer will not reside in the static lists and no corresponding name could be found. In that case, the MIPrinter will fail to emit the RegMask Name. I would appreciate the community opinion regarding my solution and regarding...

...presentation that can be printed and later on parsed to recreate the MIs. MI printer and parser expect the Register Mask array pointer to point to a predefined (static) list of RegMasks. Those lists are retrieved from auto generated file x86GenRegisterInfo.inc using the functions: getRegMasks() and getRegMaskNames(). However, since we create a dynamically allocated register mask, its pointer will not reside in the static lists and no corresponding name could be found. In that case, the MIPrinter will fail to emit the RegMask Name. I would appreciate the community opinion regarding my solution and regarding...

...presentation that can be printed and later on parsed to recreate the MIs. MI printer and parser expect the Register Mask array pointer to point to a predefined (static) list of RegMasks. Those lists are retrieved from auto generated file x86GenRegisterInfo.inc using the functions: getRegMasks() and getRegMaskNames(). However, since we create a dynamically allocated register mask, its pointer will not reside in the static lists and no corresponding name could be found. In that case, the MIPrinter will fail to emit the RegMask Name. I would appreciate the community opinion regarding my solution and regarding...