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Thanks for the review, Vladimir. /integrate |
Going to push as commit f7e9f56.
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Compile::flatten_alias_type()
relies onciInstanceKlass::get_canonical_holder()
to canonicalise holder class.When a declared field is not found for a fixed offset (it can happen for unsafe accesses), the next thing
ciInstanceKlass::get_canonical_holder()
does it ascends class hierarchy looking for a most specific class without instance fields declared. But it completely ignores the instance size, so it can report a class as canonical while its size is smaller than the offset. It makes the address looks out-of-bounds which breaks idempotence property of address type flattening, because out-of-bounds field address types are flattened toTypeOopPtr::BOTTOM
.Proposed fix stops the ascend when superclass size shrinks below
offset
.Testing: hs-tier1 - hs-tier4
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