Add support for the RDPRU instruction #111
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Adds the encoding for the RDPRU ("Read Processor Register") instruction which
is supported on recent AMD processors (starting with Zen 2).
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heya, thanks for the pull request. I've been a bit busy so I'll get to this sometime soon! In the meantime, would you mind also adding a test for this instruction? I know the format is really simple but we try to cover at least every instruction format. |
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I had some time so I've just added it myself, thanks for the contribution! |
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Thanks!! And sorry, I totally forgot about the testcases - if you still want them in the tree I'll send another PR when I get the chance this week :) |
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No problem, and I already added a testcase! |
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Adds the encoding for the RDPRU ("Read Processor Register") instruction which is supported on recent AMD processors (starting with Zen 2).