Use native code slot for default interface methods #25770
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- So that `MethodDesc::GetNativeCode()` can retrieve the current native code entry point (instead of returning null as before), and code versioning can find a matching code version from the code start address - Interface methods currently require having a precode, so the "method entry point" can't be used to directly store the native code entry point - Reenabled a couple of default interface method tests under GCStress - Other small cleanup Fixes https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/25690
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@kouvel Can this be merged? There's 3 more issues that are likely the same root cause (it's GCStress crashes in default interface tests, even though we haven't touched default interfaces in many months). |
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Thanks for rerunning the CI, I'll go ahead and merge |
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- Partial port of dotnet#25770 to 3.1 (only the main change, excludes unrelated cleanup) - Use native code slot for default interface methods so that `MethodDesc::GetNativeCode()` can retrieve the current native code entry point (instead of returning null as before), and code versioning can find a matching code version from the code start address - Interface methods currently require having a precode, so the "method entry point" can't be used to directly store the native code entry point - Reenabled a couple of default interface method tests under GCStress Fixes https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/25690
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…8153) - Partial port of #25770 to 3.1 (only the main change, excludes unrelated cleanup) - Use native code slot for default interface methods so that `MethodDesc::GetNativeCode()` can retrieve the current native code entry point (instead of returning null as before), and code versioning can find a matching code version from the code start address - Interface methods currently require having a precode, so the "method entry point" can't be used to directly store the native code entry point - Reenabled a couple of default interface method tests under GCStress Fixes https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/25690
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- Partial port of #25770 to 3.1 (only the main change, excludes unrelated cleanup) - Use native code slot for default interface methods so that `MethodDesc::GetNativeCode()` can retrieve the current native code entry point (instead of returning null as before), and code versioning can find a matching code version from the code start address - Interface methods currently require having a precode, so the "method entry point" can't be used to directly store the native code entry point - Reenabled a couple of default interface method tests under GCStress Fixes https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/25690
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) - So that `MethodDesc::GetNativeCode()` can retrieve the current native code entry point (instead of returning null as before), and code versioning can find a matching code version from the code start address - Interface methods currently require having a precode, so the "method entry point" can't be used to directly store the native code entry point - Reenabled a couple of default interface method tests under GCStress - Other small cleanup Fixes https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/25690 Commit migrated from dotnet/coreclr@98bf56a
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MethodDesc::GetNativeCode()can retrieve the current native code entry point (instead of returning null as before), and code versioning can find a matching code version from the code start addressFixes https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/25690