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Looks good, but synopsis even more confusing than the original one. Suggestion: "8362276: NMT tests should have locks for the entire tests" or something.
Well, GHA thinks this does not work:
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Yes, this is probably why Afshin went with his fix, investigating .... |
Yes, please change the name to that. We changed the synopsis of the bug today to remove CLONE (simple fix), so you should change both the PR and the bug title. |
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All right, this looks reasonable.
size_t size = 0x01000000; | ||
ReservedSpace rs = MemoryReserver::reserve(size, mtTest); | ||
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RegionsTree* rtree = VirtualMemoryTracker::Instance::tree(); |
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I have to confess to not paying attention to this change, but shouldn't you fetch the tree under the lock also?
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I wondered the same, but this just returns an (unchanging) pointer. We are not in this locking game to ensure memory ordering, we only need mutual exclusion here. So IMO it does not matter for correctness whether we pull this under the lock or not.
Would be cleaner to do everything under the lock, but this seems fine as well.
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Okay, I see that too. The code just made me wonder but it's okay.
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This looks good. Thank you for fixing the crash Gerard, and thank you for your attention to this bug Aleksey.
size_t size = 0x01000000; | ||
ReservedSpace rs = MemoryReserver::reserve(size, mtTest); | ||
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Okay, I see that too. The code just made me wonder but it's okay.
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We restructure the code to make sure we cover the code that uses the global tree instance (but nothing else that uses the same lock internally) as needed:
Testing: passes Mach5 tier1-4
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