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8145628: hotspot metadata classes shouldn't use HeapWordSize or heap related macros like align_object_size
Use align_metadata_size, align_metadata_offset and is_metadata_aligned for metadata rather than align_object_size, etc. Use wordSize rather than HeapWordSize for metadata. Use align_ptr_up rather than align_pointer_up (all the related functions are ptr). Reviewed-by: hseigel, jmasa, cjplummer
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@ -94,10 +94,10 @@ class OopMapBlock VALUE_OBJ_CLASS_SPEC {
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uint count() const { return _count; }
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void set_count(uint count) { _count = count; }
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// sizeof(OopMapBlock) in HeapWords.
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// sizeof(OopMapBlock) in words.
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static const int size_in_words() {
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return align_size_up(int(sizeof(OopMapBlock)), HeapWordSize) >>
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LogHeapWordSize;
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return align_size_up(int(sizeof(OopMapBlock)), wordSize) >>
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LogBytesPerWord;
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}
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private:
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}
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// Sizing (in words)
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static int header_size() { return sizeof(InstanceKlass)/HeapWordSize; }
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static int header_size() { return sizeof(InstanceKlass)/wordSize; }
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static int size(int vtable_length, int itable_length,
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int nonstatic_oop_map_size,
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bool is_interface, bool is_anonymous) {
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return align_object_size(header_size() +
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return align_metadata_size(header_size() +
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vtable_length +
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itable_length +
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nonstatic_oop_map_size +
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(is_interface ? (int)sizeof(Klass*)/HeapWordSize : 0) +
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(is_anonymous ? (int)sizeof(Klass*)/HeapWordSize : 0));
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(is_interface ? (int)sizeof(Klass*)/wordSize : 0) +
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(is_anonymous ? (int)sizeof(Klass*)/wordSize : 0));
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}
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int size() const { return size(vtable_length(),
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itable_length(),
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