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core::arch::wasm requires the simd_wasm64 feature, but AFAIK it isn't set in this crate.
rust/library/unwind/src/lib.rs
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Hm, I will close this PR in favor of #122797 then. Though IMO it's weird that
unreachable
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Is that a mistake in
core::arch
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@RalfJung I assume
simd_wasm64
really just means "special architecture intrinsics and features for wasm64" because... people just seecore::arch
and their brain shuts off kinda. I mean, all the architectural extension features were namedstdsimd
once.