8007074: SIGSEGV at ParMarkBitMap::verify_clear()
Summary: Replace the broken large pages implementation on Linux. New flag: -XX:+UseTransparentHugePages - Linux specific flag to turn on transparent huge page hinting with madvise(..., MAP_HUGETLB). Changed behavior: -XX:+UseLargePages - tries to use -XX:+UseTransparentHugePages before trying other large pages implementations (on Linux). Changed behavior: -XX:+UseHugeTLBFS - Use upfront allocation of Large Pages instead of using the broken implementation to dynamically committing large pages. Changed behavior: -XX:LargePageSizeInBytes - Turned off the ability to use this flag on Linux and provides warning to user if set to a value different than the OS chosen large page size. Changed behavior: Setting no large page size - Now defaults to use -XX:UseTransparentHugePages if the OS supports it. Previously, -XX:+UseHugeTLBFS was chosen if the OS was configured to use large pages.
Reviewed-by: tschatzl, dcubed, brutisso
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# The purpose of this script is to provide a large amount of IR/bytecode from a known
# application to be diffed against the same output with a different Nashorn version.
# That way we can quickly detect if a seemingly minute change modifies a lot of code,
# which it most likely shouldn't. One example of this was when AccessSpecializer was
# moved into Lower the first time, it worked fine, but as a lot of Scope information
# at the time was finalized further down the code pipeline it did a lot fewer callsite
# specializations. This would have been immediately detected with a before and after
# diff using the output from this script.
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ITERS=$1
if [ -z $ITERS ]; then
ITERS=7
fi
NASHORN_JAR=dist/nashorn.jar
JVM_FLAGS="-ea -esa -server -jar ${NASHORN_JAR}"
BENCHMARKS=( "box2d.js" "code-load.js" "crypto.js" "deltablue.js" "earley-boyer.js" "gbemu.js" "mandreel.js" "navier-stokes.js" "pdfjs.js" "raytrace.js" "regexp.js" "richards.js" "splay.js" )
for BENCHMARK in "${BENCHMARKS[@]}"
do
echo "START: ${BENCHMARK}"
CMD="${JAVA_HOME}/bin/java ${JVM_FLAGS} -co --print-lower-parse test/script/external/octane/${BENCHMARK}"
$CMD
echo "END: ${BENCHMARK}"
echo ""
done
echo "Done"