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i#3544 RV64: Treat atomic instructions as load/store instructions (#6528
) Atomic instructions from the A extension like LR/SC and AMO* access memory so they should be treated as load/store. In addition, AMO* instructions perform read-modify-write operations, they should have both a source and a destination operands to comply with DR's IR convention. We make the destination an implicit operand as they are identical to the source. Related PR: #6506 Issue: #3544
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