Lines Matching defs:trap
399 // For debugging, we need to spill registers before a trap or a stack check to
427 uint32_t pc; // for trap handler.
1601 Label* trap =
1605 if (!__ emit_type_conversion(opcode, dst, src, trap)) {
1615 __ emit_cond_jump(kEqual, trap, kI32, ret_reg.gp());
2057 // Adding the second trap might invalidate the pointer returned for
2094 // Adding the second trap might invalidate the pointer returned for
2754 // registers to make them inspectable when stopping at the trap.
2774 // Execution does not return after a trap. Therefore we don't have to
2795 // bounds (a jump to the trap was generated then); return the GP {index}
2815 // Early return for trap handler.
2820 // With trap handlers we should not have a register pair as input (we
4910 // If any high word has bits set, jump to the OOB trap.
4975 // If any high word has bits set, jump to the OOB trap.
5012 // If any high word has bits set, jump to the OOB trap.