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I have my doubts as to whether AGCT is actually re-entrant in a general sense, but I can see that the ThreadInAsgct RAII object introduced a reentrancy constraint that did not exist prior, and so removing it should not make AGCT any less safe and should allow previous reentrancy cases to continue to work as before.
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@dholmes-ora Thank you for the review. When looking at the AGCT code, nothing suspicious that could affect reentrancy caught my eye. Also, benchmarks (specJVM, Renaissance) now run fine with two profilers enabled. |
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src/hotspot/share/runtime/thread.hpp
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| ThreadInAsgct(Thread* thread) : _thread(thread) { | ||
| assert(thread != nullptr, "invariant"); | ||
| assert(!thread->in_asgct(), "invariant"); | ||
| // AsyncGetCallTrace is reentrant - save the previous state. |
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Nit: It is possible to rephrase this comment as follows:
// Allow AsyncGetCallTrace to be reentrant - save the previous state.
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Thank you for the review - I updated the comment.
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Going to push as commit 6b1b0e9.
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This fix makes
AsyncGetCallTracereentrant and async-signal-safe.Reentrancy is required in the cases when two or more profiling engines are running at the same time, e.g., when CPU and Wall clock profilers work together and therefore one profiler may interrupt another in the middle of getting a stack trace.
Tested with async-profiler:
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