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8316566: RISC-V: Zero extended narrow oop passed to Atomic::cmpxchg #15917
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👋 Welcome back rehn! A progress list of the required criteria for merging this PR into |
Thank you @luhenry ! |
Good catch! But seems to me that it is not necessarily be a missing compiler barrier issue here. |
Here there are three branches, so compiler moved unexpectedly some the oop access barrier code over compiler barrier. |
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OK. I think this is a good workaround for now. It achieves the same functionality with the same cost. Thanks for looking into this issue.
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Thanks @RealFYang ! I'll stall a day or two and see if compiler can give some more hints before push. |
The bug is not known, no new insights. I'm going to report it upstreams. I'll back port this to 21 and 17, since we don't know if there are other cases when we use FULL_MEM_BARRIER and compiler does this. /integrate |
Going to push as commit 2d154fc.
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/backport jdk21u |
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Hi, please consider!
There is bug in gcc < 12 where __synch_synchronize() in some corner-cases don't enforce the compiler barrier.
This causes some code to be placed after the __synch_synchronize(), and in this case causing a word to to be not be sign extended as a collateral issue of the bug.
You can see the 'bad' assembly in JBS, where a branch is moved over the compiler barrier.
Trying to get information from gcc folks.
It seems like either adding a extra compiler barrier, or use __atomic_thread_fence(__ATOMIC_SEQ_CST) fixes it.
Tested https://bugs.openjdk.org/browse/JDK-8316186 with this fix.
Manually verified assembly, with this fix we generate the same as gcc 12.
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