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Use the compilation-local seed in 'StressLCM' and 'StressGCM' rather than the global one. As a consequence, these options use by default a fresh seed in every compilation, unless 'StressSeed=N' is specified, in which case they behave deterministically. Annotate tests that use 'StressLCM' and 'StressGCM' with the 'stress' and 'randomness' keys to reflect this change in default behavior.
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Use the compilation-local seed in
StressLCM
andStressGCM
rather than the global one. As a consequence, these options use by default a fresh seed in every compilation, unlessStressSeed=N
is specified, in which case they behave deterministically. Annotate tests that useStressLCM
andStressGCM
with thestress
andrandomness
keys to reflect this change in default behavior.Tested on
tier1
and on all test cases that useStressLCM
andStressGCM
(10 times each).Progress
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$ git fetch https://git.openjdk.java.net/jdk pull/572/head:pull/572
$ git checkout pull/572