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Removed assertion in EdgeMoveOptimizer that is not valid anymore because of guards
Made IdealGraph printing to network faster : use a buffered output stream
Change in the scheduling of outer framestates : they would sometimes be pushed too high because of the inner framestate being attached to a merge
Framestate now automatically delete their outerframestate if possible when the inner framestate is deleted
Peeling :
When coloring down, color the exception edges
fix around framestates on 'dangling merges'
allow some nodes to be white when splitting
handle outerframestates properly when splitting
author | Gilles Duboscq <gilles.duboscq@oracle.com> |
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date | Thu, 07 Jul 2011 16:04:21 +0200 |
parents | ea778c37bdae |
children | d8c27956ec6e |
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For creating a Graal VM JDK, the file jre\lib\jvm.cfg has to be modified such that it includes the line: -client KNOWN Before running the Graal VM, the following environment variables are needed: - MAXINE: Pointing to a Maxine VM repository with compiled Java files. - GRAAL: Pointing to a Graal VM repository with compiled Java files. In particular, the VM will look for the compiled Java files in the following directories: ${MAXINE}/com.oracle.max.cri/bin ${MAXINE}/com.oracle.max.base/bin ${MAXINE}/com.oracle.max.asmdis/bin ${MAXINE}/com.oracle.max.asm/bin ${MAXINE}/com.oracle.max.graal.graph/bin ${GRAAL}/graal/com.oracle.max.graal.compiler/bin ${GRAAL}/graal/com.oracle.max.graal.runtime/bin ${GRAAL}/graal/com.oracle.max.graal.graphviz/bin For starting the Graal VM, the two flags "-client -graal" have to be specified. Additional flags that might be useful: -G:Plot Sends the graphs of compiled methods via network stream to the IdealGraphVisualizer (NetBeans project at ${GRAAL}/src/share/tools/IdealGraphVisualizer that can be built and run with NetBeans 7.0, use "Graal Coloring" and "Graal Edge Coloring" filters) -G:Time Prints timings for the different compilation phases -G:Meter Prints metrics for the different compilation phases The usual HotSpot flags -Xcomp -XX:CompileOnly= -XX:CompileCommand= or -XX:+PrintCompilation can be used to control the compiled methods.