* update alpine test images

* tests

* initial test

* 'update'

* feedback from review

* android

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* Checkpoint CFG

Generate fallthrough in CFG

Generate branch block header partially in cfg

Emit branches in CFG

Checkpoint: Emit loop and exit return in CFG (broken)

Fix CFG emitting function header in the wrong place

Improve accuracy of cfg size estimation

Remove log messages

Checkpoint: Forward branches partially working

Fix non-conditional branches not being added to target table
Remove fallthrough

* Implement backward branches via a dispatch table

* Cleanup

* Cleanup

* Remove use of DataView since it has a hazard around heap growth
Use copyWithin to implement appendBytes where possible
More accurate overhead calculation

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Massively simplify getBaseJitTypeAndSizeOfSIMDType and the general SIMD handle caching/lookup (#83228)

* Fix path for packing

* Apply PR feedback

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* [mono][jit] Optimized loading certain 32- and 64-bit immediates on arm64.

* [mono][jit] Loading small negative imm32 optimized on arm64.

The `RequiresAssemblyFiles` attribute can be present on property or event (in which case it applies to all accessors). The analyzer already handles this case, but the NativeAOT compiler didn't. This change implements the correct behavior in NativeAOT as well.

The implementation actually handles all Requires attributes this way now, but the other two are not allowed on properties or event (yet).

Had to add an optimization to the `GetPropertyForAccessor`/`GetEventForAccessor` as these are now called very frequently and they can be really slow.

Implements a new behavior with regard to IL3003 as described in the comment in the code as well as: #83235

Fixes https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/71985.

* Implement native container types used by shared EventPipe code.

Use eglib's list, slist, array, ptr_array, queue, hash table as a starting point creating a new set of native container types shared between native runtime components like EventPipe.

EventPipe shim container API used a STL like API, new container types follows STL style container API and match STL type names:

vector
forward list
list
queue
unordered map

Native container types are still included in runtime build artifacts (through EventPipe cmake files), this can be changed/done differently depending on how each runtime would like to build/use the source files. In order to make that intent more clear, container and EventPipe cmake files have been renamed to not use CMakeList.txt, but .cmake.

A number of new native tests for added container types have been added into EventPipe native test runner.

* Vectorize ProbabilisticMap.IndexOfAny on AVX2

* Use ResetLowestSetBit from BitOperations

* Speed up Avx2 and add Vector128 support

* Add Vector{128/256}.LoadUnsafe(ref char) and Vector128.ShuffleUnsafe

* Use Vector128.ShuffleUnsafe in more places

* PR feedback

* Replace another ShiftRightLogical with '>>>'

* Add WASM path to Vector128.ShuffleUnsafe

* PR feedback

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* Update dependencies from https://github.com/dotnet/llvm-project build 20230308.1

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* try flowing a stable name

* fix typo

* Update since _ doesn't get removed in the package name

* Update to new name

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* Do not emit overflow check for div if we know first operand is a constant that is a not a min value

* Remove redundant branch

* Update codegenarm64.cpp

* Try to use subs, zr, dividendReg, 1 to determine overflow in division

* Cleanup

* Use IsNeverNegative to help not emit overflow checks

* Fix check

* Added helper functions

* Use main node instead of op1 for type check

* Add 64-bit check

* Use cmp instead of subs since it is an alias

* Handle 32-bit arch division for LONG.

* Additional checks

* More cleanup

* More cleanup

* Do not find exception blocks

* Try using flags

* Try using flags

* More checks, more comments

* Update src/coreclr/jit/gentree.cpp
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* Flip meaning of check flags. Rename OperExceptions to GetExceptionSetFlags. Use GetExceptionSetFlags to determine to add div-by-zero or overflow blocks for arm64.

* Use GetExceptionSetFlags in arm64 codegen

* Revert name

* Use GTF_DIV_MOD_NO_OVERFLOW_CHK in CanDivOrModPossiblyOverflow

* Fix build

* Rename flags by removing '_CHK'

* Remove break

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* Add tar tests to confirm entries owned by deleted users can still be read and written.

* Improve Process execution code to avoid potential deadlock.

Avoid creating 0-sized block ops in the importer (but keep the side effects of the addresses). Add asserts that we don't create these nodes and get rid of some downstream checks for the case.

Fix #12807

Also merge CEE_INITBLK and CEE_CPBLK importer cases. As part of this fix a bug where we weren't setting GTF_EXCEPT on the destination in the CEE_INITBLK case.

The jiterpreter was failing to add unconditional branch targets to the branch target table, which could cause branches targeting them to fail and make the trace bail out.

* Update the workload description

* Update the path

* Update the description for net6.0

* Add more descriptions

* Add descriptions for the windows runtime packs

* Update WorkloadManifest.en.json

fix review comment

* cold start benchmark with download throttling and latency

* make throttling shared on the same session

* sequential

* removed PageShowCold

Once synthesis arrives on the scene, we're not going to want phases in the JIT
to arbitrarily modifying block weights. There is already a guard of this sort
for regular profile data, so it makes sense to extend that to synthesized data
as well.

When synthesizing counts, propagate counts to finallies from the associated
trys. This needs to be done carefully as we have make sure not to visit the
finally until the count in the try is set. We rely on some of the properties
of DFS pre and post number bracketing to do this efficiently, without needing
to track extra state.

Contributes to #82964.

This will compile the NativeAOT compiler with the LKG build of the NativeAOT compiler that the repo is building with.

At this point NativeAOT-compiled compiler is significantly better than the R2R+Trimmed+SingleFile-compiled combo we're shipping right now.

ilc.exe size before: 31 MB. ilc.exe size after: 14 MB.
Time to compile hello world before: 2.3 seconds. Time to compile hello world after: 1.3 seconds.

* Enable DwarfDump AOT test in Release

There are some reports (#82802) that debugging might be particularly bad
in Release.

* Update warning counts for Release

* Update dependencies from https://github.com/dotnet/llvm-project build 20230308.1

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Fix #83140

* Add getNN_unaligned memory.ts APIs for cases where we cannot be certain the source address is aligned
* Remove CU64 typescript APIs since they were unused

* provide custom marshaller for USER_INFO_1

* [workloads] Add win-arm64 in the net6 manifest

This was added in release/7.0, but not in main.

Fixes https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues/30019

* alias the aot compiler for win-arm64

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If the directory watching encounters a failure error code other than abort, the Windows implementation raises the Error event and sets EnableRaisingEvents to false. However, because it does so in that order, the Error event handler may or may not see the FSW's EnableRaisingEvents as false, based on whether there's a SynchronizingObject that results in the callback being queued.  By swapping the order to always disable first, we can ensure consistency regardless of SynchronizingObject, which also means the Error handler can choose based on the error to set EnableRaisingEvents to true again if it desires.

https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/pull/81919 introduced a regression where the gss framework was omitted from the sample build. This change adds it back in.

Fixes https://github.com/dotnet/performance/issues/2924

* Replace `SafeLocalAllocHandle` in `Diagnostics.PerformanceCounter`

* Update SharedPerformanceCounter.cs

* Update System.Diagnostics.PerformanceCounter.csproj

This PR allows TYP_STRUCT locals to have block layouts and replaces uses
of TYP_BLK and TYP_LCLBLK with such locals instead.

There is still an invariant that any struct parameter local (even SIMD) has a non-block layout.

Also fixes a bug related to GS cookie handle with jit32 GC encoder -- it is
not allowed to be at fp+0, so we need to insert some padding in some cases because
now that some GS cookie-requiring locals are TYP_STRUCT they can sometimes be
removed from the frame.

To fix a TP regression, also precache the 0-sized block layout in the layout table. This
layout is used by all non-x86 compilations because the outgoing arg area starts out
as a 0-sized block local that is always allocated.

This was caused by interaction between two PRs.
AOT is now expected to warn on all single-file and dynamic code attributes, just like the analyzer.