Implement the ARM64 Windows context switch #15155
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HertzDevil
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Aside question: is there any reason to keep supporting LLVM 9? Especially for AArch64 where we recommend to use at least LLVM 13? Edit: even Crystal 1.0 was released with LLVM 10 it seems (at least on Linux). |
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Before we switched to the current AArch64 CI images, the previous ones actually used LLVM 8 |
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Follow-up to #14911. This is essentially the existing AArch64 context switch, plus the Win32-specific Thread Information Block handling. It makes specs like
spec/std/channel_spec.crpass, and the compiler macro run also depends on it.