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i#2626 fp/simd encode: Add support for vector and scalar FADD.

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Merged Administrator requested to merge i2626-fadd-encode into master Jan 19, 2018
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Created by: fhahn

This adds encoding and decoding support the scalar and vector versions of FADD. The patterns are auto-generated using the publicly available ISA spec from https://alastairreid.github.io/ARM-v8a-xml-release/.

For the scalar versions, the H,S and D registers are used to generate the correct encoding. For the vector versions, the newly added V64 register is used for 64 bit wide vector operands and Q for 128 bit wide vectors. We can re-use Q, as no scalar version of FP instructions should use Q registers. But it might be better to add a V128 register class for 128 bit wide vectors.

The element size for single/double is encoded as the fsz operand. Without fsz operand, fp16 is assumed (added in Arm v8.2).

Issue: #2626

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Source branch: i2626-fadd-encode