Remove wantToPatchClassPointer() and the hcrPatchClassPointers option #16481
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These were introduced a long time ago to allow a certain change to be toggled. The change was to stop generating runtime assumptions for patching class pointers on class redefinition, and to stop generating slower but more easily patchable instruction sequences to allow for those runtime assumptions. The patching was no longer needed because class redefinition had been made in-place.
As a result,
wantToPatchClassPointer()
andhcrPatchClassPointers
are no longer necessary. They are removed, and all use sites now behave as thoughhcrPatchClassPointers
is not set andwantToPatchClassPointer()
returns false.