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It uses existing `OP_BSL`, which does And, Not, And and Or operations.
llvm emits it as `v128.bitselect` for us. So I think we don't need
to use the `llvm.wasm.bitselect.*` intrinsics.
This should help in few areas, SpanHelper.ReplaceValueType and
IndexOfAnyAsciiSearcher.IndexOfAnyLookup'1.
It improves the Json deserialization a bit:
| measurement | before | after |
|-:|-:|-:|
| Json, non-ASCII text deserialize | 0.4343ms | 0.4275ms |
| Json, small deserialize | 0.0517ms | 0.0497ms |
| Json, large deserialize | 14.3995ms | 13.8217ms |
Example of emitted code:
> wa-info -d -f SpanHelper.*ReplaceValueType src\mono\sample\wasm\browser-bench\bin\Release\AppBundle\dotnet.wasm
(func corlib_System_SpanHelpers_ReplaceValueType_uint16_uint16__uint16__uint16_uint16_uintptr(param $0 i32, $1 i32, $2 i32, $3 i32, $4 i32, $5 i32))
...
i16x8.eq [SIMD]
v128.bitselect [SIMD]
v128.store [SIMD]
...
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