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Could you please rebase away the "Merge branch 'master' into integrate-gc " commits? |
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This file should live in gc\env or gc\sample because of the definitions in this file are runtime specific. It would break ability to share the exact same GC sources with CLR/CoreCLR.
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I think that the right setup should be:
- Move gc\env\gcenv.h -> gc\sample\gcenv.h
- Create a new own copy of gcenv.h for CoreRT runtime that can be modified at will
- Factor useful definitions from gc\sample\gcenv.h into smaller files under gc\env* that the runtime-specific environments may choose to use. E.g. this one can be gcenv.object.h.
LGTM otherwise |
LGTM |
…not yet hooked up.
Provide specialized gcenv.h for CoreRT. Some refactoring of related gcenv stuff. Wire up finalizer code. Add runtime-specific scanning code.
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Initial hookup of GC code to MRT code
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Checkpoint of GC-to-MRT hookup. These changes allow us to build a .lib on windows using an on-the-side VS project. There are still issues with the two separate definitions of various things like Thread, ThreadStore, and a few others, so the .lib isn't usable just yet.