Robin,
Thanks. The below helps. I reread the unboxed package. It now makes
much more sense. I think I finally understand it. Sorry for being so
dense. Please tell me if the following is correct:
For 32-bit machine, instances of class Address are simply 32-bit integers.
//the jit intention
Weldon Washburn wrote:
All,
Perhas the MMTk crowd knows the answer to the following questions.
Can I simply not use
org.mmtk.plan.PlanLocal.writeBarrier(ObjectReference src, Address
slot, ObjectReference tgt, Offset metaDataA, int metaDataB, int
mode);?
Instead, I want to only use writeBarrier
All,
Perhas the MMTk crowd knows the answer to the following questions.
Can I simply not use
org.mmtk.plan.PlanLocal.writeBarrier(ObjectReference src, Address
slot, ObjectReference tgt, Offset metaDataA, int metaDataB, int
mode);?
Instead, I want to only use writeBarrier(ObjectReference src, Of
