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Adding SVE intrinsics on top of the existing AArch64 intrinsics blows the 12-bit function_code in tree_function_decl. That bitfield has no spare bits, but it comes at the end of the structure and is preceded by a pointer, so on LP64 hosts there's currently a 32-bit hole at end. This patch therefore makes function_code an independent field and moves the bitfield to the 32-bit hole. I wondered about instead making function_code 16 bits, so that the patch leaves 28 spare bits instead of just 12. That seemed a bit short-term though; I can't guarantee that we won't blow 16 bits once the SVE2 functions are added... If we run out of bits again, we can start chomping from the top of the enum. E.g. 24 bits should surely be enough, but there's no point paying the overhead of the masking until we need it. 2019-08-05 Richard Sandiford <richard.sandiford@arm.com> gcc/ * tree-core.h (tree_function_decl): Make function_code an independent field. Group the remaining bitfields into bytes and move decl_type so that it contines to be at a byte boundary. Leave 12 bits for future expansion. From-SVN: r274119
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