Fix code heap reservation size #59883
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When I've moved the heap metadata out of the actual code heaps some time ago, I've forgotten to account for the personality routine slot allocated at the beginning of the heaps. This was exposed by an assert when executing under the JIT stress mode 2. This change fixes it by adding accounting for those. Close dotnet#59794
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cc: @BruceForstall |
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Do we need to port this to 6.0? |
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Thanks for the quick fix!
IMO, seems like we should. At least the fix is simple. |
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/backport to release/6.0 |
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Started backporting to release/6.0: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/actions/runs/1302636674 |
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When I've moved the heap metadata out of the actual code heaps some time
ago, I've forgotten to account for the personality routine slot
allocated at the beginning of the heaps. This was exposed by an assert when
executing under the JIT stress mode 2.
This change fixes it by adding accounting for those.
Close #59794