pub const fn reg_is_spilled(x: u8) -> boolExpand description
True iff x is a spilled register — x3 or x4, the two GPRs that
map to the high slots (13, 14). They are real, fully-valid registers
(the interpreter executes them as ordinary GPRs), but the x86-64
recompiler’s host register file is exhausted by the other 13 slots, so
it holds x3/x4 in memory and materialises them per access. The
recompiler uses this to route an x3/x4 instruction to its cold spill
path; the gas model uses it to charge the memory-spill cost.