Rationalize allocation macros #4878
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Provide macros which describe their purpose rather than their literal function (i.e. primitive or array). Add/rename macros to test for: - class uses totalInstanceSize for allocation In this case, HCR slams the old class with a size which prevents any possible allocation. - class can be allocated via the new bytecode Value types are added to the mask preventing allocation via new. [ci skip] Signed-off-by: Graham Chapman <graham_chapman@ca.ibm.com>
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Provide macros which describe their purpose rather than their literal
function (i.e. primitive or array). Add/rename macros to test for:
In this case, HCR slams the old class with a size which prevents any
possible allocation.
Value types are added to the mask preventing allocation via new.
Signed-off-by: Graham Chapman graham_chapman@ca.ibm.com