(Ctz32 x) && buildcfg.GOPPC64<=8 => (POPCNTW (MOVWZreg (ANDN <typ.Int> (ADDconst <typ.Int> [-1] x) x)))
(Ctz32 x) => (CNTTZW (MOVWZreg x))
(Ctz16 x) => (POPCNTW (MOVHZreg (ANDN <typ.Int16> (ADDconst <typ.Int16> [-1] x) x)))
(Ctz8 x)  => (POPCNTB (MOVBZreg (ANDN <typ.UInt8> (ADDconst <typ.UInt8> [-1] x) x)))

(BitLen64 x) => (SUBFCconst [64] (CNTLZD <typ.Int> x))
(BitLen32 x) => (SUBFCconst [32] (CNTLZW <typ.Int> x))

(PopCount64 ...) => (POPCNTD ...)

                 * arguments to the resolver, the resolver considers it has some explicit type arguments. Therefore, it reports that the
                 * only function matching the signature is A, because B does not have type parameters. However, actually B also matches the

        }
    }

    /**
     * Maps [typeArguments] to the type parameters of [partiallyAppliedSymbol].
     *
     * If too many type arguments are provided, a mapping is still created. Extra type arguments are simply ignored. If this wasn't the
     * case, the resulting [KaCall] would contain no type arguments at all, which can cause problems later. If too few type arguments are