ARCH/X86: Move AVX2 NT code and extract ERMS memcpy helper - #11878
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Move the existing AVX2 non-temporal buffer-transfer helpers from cpu.c to an ISA-specific inline fragment without changing their implementation or dispatcher behavior. Signed-off-by: Arun Chandran <Arun.Chandran@amd.com>
Move the existing rep movsb sequence into ucs_x86_memcpy_erms() and call it from the same built-in memcpy size window. Keep the compile guard and return semantics unchanged. Signed-off-by: Arun Chandran <Arun.Chandran@amd.com>
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What?
Refactor the code
Why?
Feature: splitting as per comments from #11696
How?
#11696 will be broken into logical PRs, this is the first in the series