6667610: (Escape Analysis) retry compilation without EA if it fails
Summary: During split unique types EA could exceed nodes limit and fail the method compilation.
Reviewed-by: rasbold
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class Generation;
class HeapWord;
class CardTableRS;
class CardTableModRefBS;
class DefNewGeneration;
// Closure for iterating roots from a particular generation
// Note: all classes deriving from this MUST call this do_barrier
// method at the end of their own do_oop method!
// Note: no do_oop defined, this is an abstract class.
class OopsInGenClosure : public OopClosure {
private:
Generation* _orig_gen; // generation originally set in ctor
Generation* _gen; // generation being scanned
protected:
// Some subtypes need access.
HeapWord* _gen_boundary; // start of generation
CardTableRS* _rs; // remembered set
// For assertions
Generation* generation() { return _gen; }
CardTableRS* rs() { return _rs; }
// Derived classes that modify oops so that they might be old-to-young
// pointers must call the method below.
void do_barrier(oop* p);
public:
OopsInGenClosure() : OopClosure(NULL),
_orig_gen(NULL), _gen(NULL), _gen_boundary(NULL), _rs(NULL) {};
OopsInGenClosure(Generation* gen);
void set_generation(Generation* gen);
void reset_generation() { _gen = _orig_gen; }
// Problem with static closures: must have _gen_boundary set at some point,
// but cannot do this until after the heap is initialized.
void set_orig_generation(Generation* gen) {
_orig_gen = gen;
set_generation(gen);
}
HeapWord* gen_boundary() { return _gen_boundary; }
};
// Closure for scanning DefNewGeneration.
//
// This closure will perform barrier store calls for ALL
// pointers in scanned oops.
class ScanClosure: public OopsInGenClosure {
protected:
DefNewGeneration* _g;
HeapWord* _boundary;
bool _gc_barrier;
public:
ScanClosure(DefNewGeneration* g, bool gc_barrier);
void do_oop(oop* p);
void do_oop_nv(oop* p);
bool do_header() { return false; }
Prefetch::style prefetch_style() {
return Prefetch::do_write;
}
};
// Closure for scanning DefNewGeneration.
//
// This closure only performs barrier store calls on
// pointers into the DefNewGeneration. This is less
// precise, but faster, than a ScanClosure
class FastScanClosure: public OopsInGenClosure {
protected:
DefNewGeneration* _g;
HeapWord* _boundary;
bool _gc_barrier;
public:
FastScanClosure(DefNewGeneration* g, bool gc_barrier);
void do_oop(oop* p);
void do_oop_nv(oop* p);
bool do_header() { return false; }
Prefetch::style prefetch_style() {
return Prefetch::do_write;
}
};
class FilteringClosure: public OopClosure {
HeapWord* _boundary;
OopClosure* _cl;
public:
FilteringClosure(HeapWord* boundary, OopClosure* cl) :
OopClosure(cl->_ref_processor), _boundary(boundary),
_cl(cl) {}
void do_oop(oop* p);
void do_oop_nv(oop* p) {
oop obj = *p;
if ((HeapWord*)obj < _boundary && obj != NULL) {
_cl->do_oop(p);
}
}
bool do_header() { return false; }
};
// Closure for scanning DefNewGeneration's weak references.
// NOTE: very much like ScanClosure but not derived from
// OopsInGenClosure -- weak references are processed all
// at once, with no notion of which generation they were in.
class ScanWeakRefClosure: public OopClosure {
protected:
DefNewGeneration* _g;
HeapWord* _boundary;
public:
ScanWeakRefClosure(DefNewGeneration* g);
void do_oop(oop* p);
void do_oop_nv(oop* p);
};
class VerifyOopClosure: public OopClosure {
public:
void do_oop(oop* p) {
guarantee((*p)->is_oop_or_null(), "invalid oop");
}
static VerifyOopClosure verify_oop;
};