core/x86/instr.c
/* if instr is level 1, does not upgrade it and instead looks at raw bits,
 * to support identification w/o ruining level 0 in decode_fragment, etc.
 */
if instr is level 1, does not upgrade it and instead looks at raw bits,
to support identification w/o ruining level 0 in decode_fragment, etc.
if instr is level 1 does not upgrade it and instead looks at raw bits to support identification w / o ruining level 0 in decode_fragment etc .
bool
instr_is_tls_spill(instr_t *instr, reg_id_t reg, ushort offs)
{
    reg_id_t check_reg;
    int check_disp;
    bool spill;
    return (instr_check_tls_spill_restore(instr, &spill, &check_reg, &check_disp) &&
            spill && check_reg == reg && check_disp == os_tls_offset(offs));
}
bool instr_is_tls_spill ( instr_t * instr , reg_id_t reg , ushort offs ) { reg_id_t check_reg ; int check_disp ; bool spill ; return ( instr_check_tls_spill_restore ( instr , & spill , & check_reg , & check_disp ) && spill && check_reg == reg && check_disp == os_tls_offset ( offs ) ) ; }
if instr is level 1, does not upgrade it and instead looks at raw bits,
 to support identification w/o ruining level 0 in decode_fragment, etc.
if instr is level 1 does not upgrade it and instead looks at raw bits to support identification w / o ruining level 0 in decode_fragment etc .