GH-116422: Factor out eval breaker checks at end of calls into its own micro-op.#116817
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iritkatriel approved these changes Mar 14, 2024
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The main PR for hot/cold splitting (#116813) can only support a limited number of exits per micro-op.
Most call micro-ops can deopt, error and check the eval breaker which is too much for tier 2 to support.
This PR:
_CHECK_PERIODICuop to check the eval breaker_CALL... ; _CHECK_PERIODICso that the component uops can be handled in tier 2.