Reinitialize target process info on restore in nonportable mode #15837
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The TR_X86ProcessorInfo struct is used in a bunch of asserts as sanity tests to ensure consistency with the Port Library. In a restore run, in non portable mode, the processor description acquired from the port library can change; therefore, the TR_X86ProcessorInfo struct also needs to be reinitialized. Signed-off-by: Irwin D'Souza <dsouzai.gh@gmail.com>
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The TR_X86ProcessorInfo struct is used in a bunch of asserts as sanity
tests to ensure consistency with the Port Library. In a restore run, in
non portable mode, the processor description acquired from the port
library can change; therefore, the TR_X86ProcessorInfo struct also needs
to be reinitialized.
Depends on eclipse/omr#6695
Fixes #15814