Get special-case invokeinterface receiver early #5500
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In 7295e2c the JIT compiler was modified so that it could generate IL for "improper"
invokeinterface
bytecode instructions, i.e. those targeting private methods or methods ofObject
. For these invocations, the dispatch does not naturally perform the type check required forinvokeinterface
, so an explicit type check is generated ahead of the call. This type check needs the receiver of the call, which until now has been read from the resulting call node. The problem is that it's possible that the node is no longer a call by the time the type check is generated, e.g. in the case of a call toObject.getClass()
, the call becomesaloadi <javaLangClassFromClass>
duringgenInvokeDirect()
.The receiver is now read from the stack before calling
genInvokeDirect()
orgenInvokeWithVFTChild()
so that the type check will be unaffected by any such transformations.