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8230808: Remove Access::equals() #100
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Reviewed-by: tschatzl, shade
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This backport pull request has now been updated with issue from the original commit. |
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Going to push as commit 7751352.
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This is the first patch in the series to cleanup/revert the GC BarrierSets to most current state. See the dependent ("this issue blocks" links) issues to see what is next.
The
equals
APIs were added for Shenandoah GC, in the incarnation that exposed both from- and to-copies to the runtime system (see JDK-8199781). Since then, Shenandoah greatly simplified this by switching to a strong to-space invariant, which obviates the need for this API. Therefore, it was removed in JDK 14. This patch reverts JDK 11 parts to that shape as well, which should simplify 11u maintenance.Additional testing:
tier1
,tier2
with Shenandoah, ParallelProgress
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