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[mini] Use alloca for runtime_invoke retval buffer #58978

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Fixes #58957
Related to #58215 which was attempting to
fix #58190

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Fixes #58957
Related to #58215 which was attempting to
fix #58190

Author: lambdageek
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gboolean retval_malloc = FALSE;
gpointer retval_ptr;
guint8 retval [MONO_SIZEOF_DYN_CALL_RET_BUF];
int32_t retval_size = MONO_SIZEOF_DYN_CALL_RET_BUF;
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Could the initial size be SIZEOF_VOID_P in order to avoid unnecessary stack allocation ?

In the common case we use the return buffer just to hold a pointer to
the return value
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/backport to release/6.0

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Started backporting to release/6.0: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/actions/runs/1227523946

@lambdageek lambdageek merged commit 206dba7 into dotnet:main Sep 12, 2021
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[mono] Possible GC hole in runtime invoke Mono: handle structs larger than 256 bytes correctly
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