Don't zero Offheap after commit #7557
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Commit on all existing platforms will implicitly (and likely lazily) zero the address range, since we are currently creating Offheap with anonymous small pages. Hence we are removing our explicit zero call (which was already the case of xLinux). Signed-off-by: Aleksandar Micic <[email protected]>
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@dmitripivkine please review |
dmitripivkine
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Nov 22, 2024
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@babsingh, please review/merge |
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and set GC label (can't still do it, probably since rename to eclipse-omr ) |
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jenkins build all |
babsingh
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Nov 23, 2024
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Commit on all existing platforms will implicitly (and likely lazily) zero the address range, since we are currently creating Offheap with anonymous small pages.
Hence we are removing our explicit zero call (which was already the case of xLinux).