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On 32-bit architectures, 64-bit arguments are passed in pairs of registers. On non-x86 architectures these arguments must be in evenly aligned registers which necessiciates inserting a pad register into the argument list. This has historically been supported by adding ifdefs around padded and unpadded syscall defintions in syscalls.master. In order to enable generation of 32-bit support files from the base syscalls.master, pull this support in to makesyscalls.lua enabled by adding pair_64bit to abi_flags. The changes to sys_proto.h simply add #ifdef PAD64_REQUIRED around pad arguments in struct <syscall>_args. In systrace_args(), replace static syscall index values with post-incremented indexs allowing a simple ifdef around the argument. Under -O1 or higher code generation is identical. systrace_entry_setargdesc() is a bit more complicated as we switch on argument indices. Solve this with some use of define/undef pairs to compute the correct indices. Reviewed by: kevans
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