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A deadlock can happen when a relocating thread holds the lock and tries to log information about the current thread, which can trigger a load barrier and a secondary relocation. The first relocation is holding the _ref_lock and the second relocation hangs when trying to reacquiring it. This is the stack trace:
This started to happen after:
8261759: ZGC: ZWorker Threads Continue Marking After System.exit() called
The proposed patch moves the scope of the logging to outside the lock scope. The first _ref_lock check isn't really necessary. It was introduced to limit the allocation stall logging, but if a thread entered wait_page_released it really was on its way to stall.
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