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8253516: ZGC: Remove card table functions #316

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@stefank stefank commented Sep 23, 2020

A few functions were not removed from ZCollectedHeap when the card table functions were moved out of CollectedHeap (JDK-8195103). Remove them.


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Lgtm and trivial

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Looks good.

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stefank commented Sep 23, 2020

/integrate

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@stefank stefank deleted the 8253516_zgc_remove_card_table_functions branch September 28, 2020 07:54
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