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Add SHRN instruction, and fix ADDV
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@ -219,14 +219,17 @@ namespace ChocolArm64
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Set("0x0011100x100001110110xxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.Scvtf_V, typeof(AOpCodeSimd));
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Set("010111110>>>>xxx010101xxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.Shl_S, typeof(AOpCodeSimdShImm));
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Set("0x0011110>>>>xxx010101xxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.Shl_V, typeof(AOpCodeSimdShImm));
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Set("0x00111100>>>xxx100001xxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.Shrn_V, typeof(AOpCodeSimdShImm));
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Set("0x001110<<1xxxxx011001xxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.Smax_V, typeof(AOpCodeSimdReg));
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Set("0x001110<<1xxxxx011011xxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.Smin_V, typeof(AOpCodeSimdReg));
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Set("0>001110<<1xxxxx010001xxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.Sshl_V, typeof(AOpCodeSimdReg));
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Set("0x00111100>>>xxx101001xxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.Sshll_V, typeof(AOpCodeSimdShImm));
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Set("010111110>>>>xxx000001xxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.Sshr_S, typeof(AOpCodeSimdShImm));
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Set("0x0011110>>>>xxx000001xxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.Sshr_V, typeof(AOpCodeSimdShImm));
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Set("0x00110000000000xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.St__V, typeof(AOpCodeSimdMemMs));
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Set("0x001100100xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.St__V, typeof(AOpCodeSimdMemMs));
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Set("0x00110000000000xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.St__Vms, typeof(AOpCodeSimdMemMs));
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Set("0x001100100xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.St__Vms, typeof(AOpCodeSimdMemMs));
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Set("0x00110100000000xx0xxxxxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.St__Vss, typeof(AOpCodeSimdMemSs));
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Set("0x001101100xxxxxxx0xxxxxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.St__Vss, typeof(AOpCodeSimdMemSs));
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Set("xx10110xx0xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.Stp, typeof(AOpCodeSimdMemPair));
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Set("xx111100x00xxxxxxxxx00xxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.Str, typeof(AOpCodeSimdMemImm));
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Set("xx111100x00xxxxxxxxx01xxxxxxxxxx", AInstEmit.Str, typeof(AOpCodeSimdMemImm));
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@ -293,7 +296,7 @@ namespace ChocolArm64
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//The < means that we should never have ALL bits with the '<' set.
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//So, when the encoding has <<, it means that 00, 01, and 10 are valid,
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//but not 11. <<< is 000, 001, ..., 110 but NOT 111, and so on...
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//For >, the invalid value is zero. So, for << 01, 10 and 11 are valid,
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//For >, the invalid value is zero. So, for >> 01, 10 and 11 are valid,
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//but 00 isn't.
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switch (Encoding[Index])
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{
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