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--crossgen arg can now point to crossgen.exe or crossgen2.exe.

crossgen.exe and crossgen2.exe have diffferent command line args
so jit-dasm takes care of passing the right args depending on whether
--crossgen points to crossgen.exe or crossgen2.exe.

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--crossgen arg can now point to crossgen.exe or crossgen2.exe.

crossgen.exe and crossgen2.exe have diffferent command line args
so jit-dasm takes care of passing the right args depending on whether
--crossgen points to crossgen.exe or crossgen2.exe.
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I also changed command line list creation to use Add instead of Insert to make it linear instead of quadratic.

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Looks Good :shipit:

@erozenfeld erozenfeld merged commit 83888b7 into dotnet:master Nov 21, 2019
erozenfeld added a commit to erozenfeld/jitutils that referenced this pull request Nov 26, 2019
This is a follow-up to dotnet#228. Unlike crossgen.exe, crossgen2.exe
needs an explicit --optimize option. I added the method to set it
in dotnet#228 but forgot to call it from GenerateAsm. This change adds
the missing call.
erozenfeld added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 26, 2019
This is a follow-up to #228. Unlike crossgen.exe, crossgen2.exe
needs an explicit --optimize option. I added the method to set it
in #228 but forgot to call it from GenerateAsm. This change adds
the missing call.
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