[aapcs64] Clarify meaning of "it" when preserving z and p regs#267
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[aapcs64] Clarify meaning of "it" when preserving z and p regs#267rsandifo-arm merged 1 commit intoARM-software:mainfrom
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At least one community got confused as to whether it refered to the callee or the caller. Use subroutine instead of it to make it clear that we are referring to the same subroutine that takes z and p registers as arguments. Fixes ARM-software#266
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At least one community got confused as to whether it refered to the callee or the caller. Use subroutine instead of it to make it clear that we are referring to the same subroutine that takes z and p registers as arguments.
Fixes #266