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Disable loading IJW assemblies into collectible ALC #23430
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There were couple of IJW tests added since the master I've based my changes on. Adding disabling of those for unloadability testing.
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@jkoritzinsky thanks for the info on the new tests, I've added a commit to disabled them. |
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For the Fma case (dotnet#23430), fix the handling of contained 3-operand HW intrinsic nodes. For the Bmi case (#23534), fix a bad assert placement, and re-enable the Bmi tests. Fix #23530 Fix #23534
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* Fix HW intrinsic containment bugs For the Fma case (#23430), fix the handling of contained 3-operand HW intrinsic nodes. For the Bmi case (#23534), fix a bad assert placement, and re-enable the Bmi tests. Fix #23530 Fix #23534 * Add guard for Fma test
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* Fix HW intrinsic containment bugs For the Fma case (dotnet#23430), fix the handling of contained 3-operand HW intrinsic nodes. For the Bmi case (#23534), fix a bad assert placement, and re-enable the Bmi tests. Fix #23530 Fix #23534 * Add guard for Fma test
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…d-in-collectible-alc Disable loading IJW assemblies into collectible ALC Commit migrated from dotnet/coreclr@2520798
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* Fix HW intrinsic containment bugs For the Fma case (dotnet/coreclr#23430), fix the handling of contained 3-operand HW intrinsic nodes. For the Bmi case (dotnet/coreclr#23534), fix a bad assert placement, and re-enable the Bmi tests. Fix dotnet/coreclr#23530 Fix dotnet/coreclr#23534 * Add guard for Fma test Commit migrated from dotnet/coreclr@1df87c7
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IJW (mixed assemblies) have many potential issues with unloadability. They can run arbitrary native code that the runtime knows nothing about, they can have data structures that the runtime knows nothing about etc. So attempt to unload them could easily result in memory leaks and crashes.
This change disables loading IJW assemblies into collectible ALC. These assemblies are supported in .NET Core to simplify migration of an pre-existing code, so we won't support loading them as collectible.
Close #20177