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The comparator with two IntrusiveRBNode* in ZMappedCache has the incorrent type signature. This prevents IntrusiveRBTree from using the comparator as intended during validation, resulting in it using the fallback verify function, which always returns true. This could mask potential issues in the tree structure.

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Looks good!

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Good catch.

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struct EntryCompare {
static int cmp(zoffset a, const IntrusiveRBNode* b);
static int cmp(const IntrusiveRBNode* a, const IntrusiveRBNode* b);
static bool cmp(const IntrusiveRBNode* a, const IntrusiveRBNode* b);
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I'd expect cmp to return int; otherwise, the cmp name is rather misleading. I wonder if rbtree can be changed so that all cmp methods return int instead.

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I tend to agree, or rename it to less.

And I think cmp should even return a more strongly typed class, rather than int to discourage code like return b - a; as you have to be very careful to not introduce underflow arithmetic bugs. Maybe even take inspiration from operator<=>

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I agree with both of you that there is room for improvement here.

I've talked with @caspernorrbin, who is the author of the tree, and we've agreed that he will address this feedback in a follow-up. I'll go ahead and integrate this change so that the comparator we have in ZGC is aligned with the (current) type signature and we verify the tree correctly.

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Thank you for the reviews! @caspernorrbin @xmas92
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