Update read/written registers for x86 loop instructions #2799
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This fixes a bug in 64-bit mode where eip and ecx are read/written instead of rip and rcx. However, it introduces the bug that using the size prefix override (0x67e210) still reads/writes rip and rcx instead of eip and ecx. There is currently no way to solve this issue because 'insn->detail->x86.prefixes' isn't populated at the time when the register translation is happening in 'X86_get_insn_id'.
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Add read/written registers for loop, loope, and loopne instructions.
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Tests are included.
This fixes a bug in 64-bit mode where eip and ecx are read/written instead of rip and rcx. However, it introduces the bug that using the size prefix override (e.g., 0x67e210) still reads/writes rip and rcx instead of eip and ecx. There is currently no way to solve this issue because
insn->detail->x86.prefixesisn't populated at the time when the register translation is happening inX86_get_insn_id.