cranelift-wasm: Add a small optimization for dynamic memories with min_size == max_size#7374
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…in_size == max_size` In this case, we don't need to load the dynamic heap bound from the vmctx because it actually has a constant size. Instead, we can use the constant directly.
cranelift-wasm: Add a small optimization for dynamic memories with min_size == max_size
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Mind adding a test for a (memory 1 2) as well to ensure that a constant size isn't used?
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In this case, we don't need to load the dynamic heap bound from the vmctx
because it actually has a constant size. Instead, we can use the constant
directly.