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Jit: spill stack for non-candidate calls#7923
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Closes #7907. Spill the evaluation stack at non-candidate calls since the call may modify locals or args that are currently live on the stack. In the attached test case I can't get the problematic IL sequence to happen for the `F0` variant, but it is there for the `F1` variant. No diffs seen in corlib or any of the framework assemblies that are run via jit-dasm.
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Closes #7907.
Spill the evaluation stack at non-candidate calls since the call may
modify locals or args that are currently live on the stack.
In the attached test case I can't get the problematic IL sequence to
happen for the
F0variant, but it is there for theF1variant.No diffs seen in corlib or any of the framework assemblies that are
run via jit-dasm.