Add frm operands to float/double instructions#2972
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@Rot127 please review. |
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Please document it in the v6 guide.
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@Rot127 done, sorry for the inconsistency of the test comparison, |
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I previously ignored FRM operands in float/double instructions because I misjudged them as unnecessary.
However, FRM operands turned out to be important especially when stress-testing float/double instructions with different rounding modes.
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Added some fields to two existing details test.
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