Add ChangeLog entries for 64-bit integer changes #24289
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sbc100
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lgtm, but could either of these changes be responsible for the recent failures we are seeing on the emscripten-release waterfall: https://logs.chromium.org/logs/emscripten-releases/buildbucket/cr-buildbucket/8715382721933541089/+/u/Emscripten_testsuite__SAFE_HEAP_/stdout
(https://ci.chromium.org/p/emscripten-releases/g/main/console)
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Yeah that test failure looks legit, looks like |
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Ah I guess regular CI doesn't run the entire testsuite with SAFE_HEAP but that one does. I'll make a separate PR. |
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This streamlines the `SAFE_HEAP` transform in acorn-optimizer. I was going to send this as a separate cleanup PR as part of my other work on acorn-optimizer, but it happens to also be the easy fix for a regression mentioned in emscripten-core#24289 and caused by emscripten-core#24283 which added support for 64-bit integers to acorn-optimizer passes. I could fix that issue separately by tweaking `unSign`, but this way we don't need to bother - the values with correct sign are now automatically retrieved by accessing the correct `HEAP*` array. I've added a regression test for the linked issue as well, which fails before this PR and passes after.
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This streamlines the `SAFE_HEAP` transform in acorn-optimizer. I was going to send this as a separate cleanup PR as part of my other work on acorn-optimizer, but it happens to also be the easy fix for a regression mentioned in emscripten-core#24289 and caused by emscripten-core#24283 which added support for 64-bit integers to acorn-optimizer passes. I could fix that issue separately by tweaking `unSign`, but this way we don't need to bother - the values with correct sign are now automatically retrieved by accessing the correct `HEAP*` array. I've added a regression test for the linked issue as well, which fails before this PR and passes after.
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This streamlines the `SAFE_HEAP` transform in acorn-optimizer. I was going to send this as a separate cleanup PR as part of my other work on acorn-optimizer, but it happens to also be the easy fix for a regression mentioned in #24289 and caused by #24283 which added support for 64-bit integers to acorn-optimizer passes. I could fix that issue separately by tweaking `unSign`, but this way we don't need to bother - the values with correct sign are now automatically retrieved by accessing the correct `HEAP*` array. I've added a regression test for the linked issue as well, which fails before this PR and passes after.
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