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The release updates XED according to Intel's latest ISA publications, including AVX10.2 (Revision 3.0) and APX (Revision 6.0) architecture specifications. This release also introduces major enhancements to the decoder control APIs. ISA Updates - Added new APX instructions that promote the Diamond Rapids ISA. - Added support for AVX10.2 mnemonic renames. - Improved definitions for Intel SDM-recommended multi-byte NOPs (See #340). - Fixed ISA-SET discrepancy for FISTTP. - Corrected element types for VCVTQQ2PD and VGET{MANT,EXP}PBF16 instructions. - Refined TSX ISA definition for accurate disassembly representation. - Dropped compatibility mode SYSCALL per Intel's latest FRED specification. - Added missing `PROTECTED_MODE` and `NOP` XED attributes for existing ISA. ----- General - Python APIs: The `_py` binding APIs are now autogenerated during the build for an accurate representation of the chosen build kit. For more information, check the `xed\pyext\examples\README.md` file. - Python APIs example: Enhancements for the CFFI example and XedPy class. - Updated the XED build to support Clang versions 17 and 18. - Improved XED examples documentation and source-code comments. - Simplified the encode request for AVX10/256VL Embedded Rounding Control instructions by setting only the `ROUNDC` XED operand. ----- Fixes - Fixed UBSan errors (closes #339). - Fixed Sierra-Forest and other chip-excluded builds using the `--no-{chip}` build knobs (fixes #343). - Corrected SIB segment mapping for the R21 register (fixes #340). - Internal improvements and code cleanup (fixes #340). ----- Decoder - Added REAL-mode legality checks (`INVALID_MODE` error for illegal instructions). - Disassembler: Added support for Intel's recommended APX assembly syntax for NF (No Flags) and DFV (Default Flags Values) instructions. - Enhanced APIs for APX/DFV instructions to ensure simplicity and efficiency. See the API reference page and the `xed-ex1.c` example for more details. ----- API Improvements for Decoder ISA Control The XED decoder control APIs now fully support the `xed_chip_features_t` structure, offering greater flexibility and control compared to the `xed_chip_enum_t` concept, enabling users to customize feature sets with precision. - Improved the `xed_chip_features_t` APIs to provide fine-grained control over ISA initialization. This approach is now recommended over the raw `xed3_operand_set_*` APIs. - Introduced a new API, `xed_set_decoder_modes()`, which allows explicit initialization of decoder modes with improved performance through one-time decoder ISA initialization. Backward Compatibility - Backward compatibility for existing APIs is maintained. - Backward compatibility for decoder initialization of several ISA features has been deprecated. Previously default-on features like `P4` (PAUSE), `LZCNT` (replacing BSR), and `TZCNT` (replacing BSF) are now disabled by default unless explicitly enabled by users through the raw XED setter APIs or the chip/chip-features APIs. Decoder PREFETCH as NOP - New Capability - Based on decoder ISA initialization, the XED decoder now returns NOPs instead of PREFETCH instructions when PREFETCH is not supported by the chip/features. Previously, PREFETCH instructions were returned as illegal if they were unsupported by the XED chip Usage Example - For detailed usage guidance, refer to the XED `xed-ex4.c` example tool, which includes decoder initialization recommendations for dual-encoding ISA. Co-authored-by: marjevan <marjevan@users.noreply.github.com>
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