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8257709: C1: Double assignment in InstructionPrinter::print_stack #1519
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Submitted: https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8257709 -- please rename this PR to "8257709: C1: Double assignment in InstructionPrinter::print_stack" to get it hooked properly. Also, can you please go to https://github.com/sergey-platonov/jdk/actions and check that testing workflow is enabled? If not, can you trigger it manually on your branch? |
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I would prefer to keep i++
, as in old code, unless it fixes something I don't quite see.
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Done. Can you, please, create an issue, so I can mention it here?
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I did already, see #1519 (comment).
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Oh, sorry! I guess, haven't completely got back from the vacation :-)
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Pipeline is on the way.
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There is currently a minor bug (just a typo, actually) in the hotspot, leading to undefined behavior. Issue: JDK-8257709: C1: Double assignment in InstructionPrinter::print_stack
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Looks good.
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...ah, and maybe merge from |
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Looks good.
Done! Will commits be squashed? |
Yes, bots would squash the commits during integration. You don't need to rebase or do anything else Git-wise. Once testing is clean, you can say |
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There is currently a minor bug (just a typo, actually) in the hotspot, leading
to undefined behavior.
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