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8255065: Zero: accessor_entry misses the IRIW case #766
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Good catch! I don't think anybody uses zero for PPC64, but it's better to get this fixed. Thanks.
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While doing a change in related area, I noticed there is no IRIW handling block in
ZeroInterpreter::accessor_entry
when reading volatile fields. This probably breaks PPC64 Zero.There is a block in
bytecodeInterpreter.cpp
for common field access:Attention @TheRealMDoerr ;)
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$ git checkout pull/766