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8256955: Move includes of events.hpp out of header files #2059
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/label add hotspot |
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Nice!
I should have asked if you were able to build shenandoah and zero with this change? |
Yes. Built Shenandoah and Zero locally on fastdebug and release. |
Thanks for reviewing! |
/integrate |
@stefank Since your change was applied there have been 32 commits pushed to the
Your commit was automatically rebased without conflicts. Pushed as commit 3462f7a. |
I was making changes to events.hpp and saw that the majority of cpp files were recompiled. There are two header files that include events.hpp. I propose that we remove those usages by:
jvmci.hpp: Use a forward declaration
collectedHeap.hpp: Move its usage to the cpp file
events.hpp also includes thread.hpp, which brings in a large portion of the HotSpot headers. So, this change is also good in that regard.
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$ git fetch https://git.openjdk.java.net/jdk pull/2059/head:pull/2059
$ git checkout pull/2059