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[jira] Closed: (HARMONY-4175) [drlvm][gc_gen][tc] Race condition at "gc_thread.h":(97-147) at thread_local_alloc() and alloc_context_reset() functions

     [ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HARMONY-4175?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]

Xiao-Feng Li closed HARMONY-4175.
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    Resolution: Won't Fix

There are just too many false alarms in GC module reported by Thread Checker. GC is design to be parallel (and concurrent) with many parallel constructs that TC can't recognize. So I will close these issues, and suggest to exclude GC module from TC sanity check temporarily.  Actually I am afraid that, finally the major part of GC would be marked UNSAFE, which is virtually the same as excluding it. Thanks.

> [drlvm][gc_gen][tc] Race condition at "gc_thread.h":(97-147) at thread_local_alloc() and alloc_context_reset() functions
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>
>                 Key: HARMONY-4175
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HARMONY-4175
>             Project: Harmony
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: DRLVM
>            Reporter: Ilya Leviev
>            Assignee: Xiao-Feng Li
>            Priority: Minor
>         Attachments: SourceViewScreenshot-1.jpg
>
>
> Race condition at "gc_thread.h":(97-147) at thread_local_alloc() and alloc_context_reset() functions
> TC report on thread unsafe access that result in race condition that occur during concurrent execution of thread_local_alloc() and alloc_context_reset() functions
> if it not affect correctness of execution I will mark it by special API for prevention of further alarms on this race. 
> Write -> Read data-race	
> Memory read at "gc_thread.h":147 conflicts with a prior memory write at "gc_thread.h":97
> Stack Trace:
> 	
> Context
> 	Function void interpreter(struct StackFrame &) "interpreter.cpp":2931
> 	Function Opcode_INVOKESTATIC "interpreter.cpp":2104
> 	Function interpreterInvokeStatic "interpreter.cpp":3312
> 	Function void interpreterInvokeStaticNative(struct StackFrame &,struct StackFrame &,struct Method *) "interp_native_ia32.cpp":358
> 	Function invokeJNI "interp_native_ia32.cpp":49
> 	Function Java_java_lang_VMMemoryManager_runGC "java_lang_vmmemorymanager.cpp":138
> 	Function gc_force_gc "gc_for_vm.cpp":138
> 	Function void gc_reclaim_heap(struct GC *,unsigned int) "gc_common.cpp":300
> 	Function void gc_reset_mutator_context(struct GC *) "mutator.cpp":102
> 	Function void alloc_context_reset(struct Allocator *) "gc_thread.h":142
> Definition
> 	Function hythread_create_with_group "thread_native_basic.c":136
> 	Function os_thread_create "os_thread.c":37
> 	Function _beginthreadex "threadex.c":145
> 	Function EntryPoint "dllcrt0.c":323
> 	Function threadstartex "threadex.c":241
> 	Function thread_start_proc "thread_native_basic.c":711
> 	Function wrapper_proc "thread_java_basic.c":82
> 	Function vm_attach "thread_generic.cpp":266
> 	Function gc_thread_init "gc_for_vm.cpp":152
> 	Function void mutator_initialize(struct GC *,void *) "mutator.cpp":30
> 1st Access
> 	Function Opcode_INVOKEVIRTUAL "interpreter.cpp":2060
> 	Function interpreterInvokeVirtual "interpreter.cpp":3509
> 	Function interpreterInvoke "interpreter.cpp":3427
> 	Function void interpreter(struct StackFrame &) "interpreter.cpp":2841
> 	Function Opcode_NEWARRAY "interpreter.cpp":1090
> 	Function void * vm_new_vector_primitive(struct Class *,int) "vm_arrays.cpp":138
> 	Function gc_alloc "mutator_alloc.cpp":79
> 	Function void * nos_alloc(unsigned int,struct Allocator *) "gen.cpp":274
> 	Function void * fspace_alloc(unsigned int,struct Allocator *) "fspace_alloc.cpp":55
> 	Function struct Partial_Reveal_Object * thread_local_alloc(unsigned int,struct Allocator *) "gc_thread.h":97
> 	"96"	""	"   if (new_free <= ceiling){"
> 	"97"	"*"	"     allocator->free= (void*)new_free;"
> 	"98"	""	"     return (Partial_Reveal_Object*)free;"
> 2nd Access
> 	Function void interpreter(struct StackFrame &) "interpreter.cpp":2931
> 	Function Opcode_INVOKESTATIC "interpreter.cpp":2104
> 	Function interpreterInvokeStatic "interpreter.cpp":3312
> 	Function void interpreterInvokeStaticNative(struct StackFrame &,struct StackFrame &,struct Method *) "interp_native_ia32.cpp":358
> 	Function invokeJNI "interp_native_ia32.cpp":49
> 	Function Java_java_lang_VMMemoryManager_runGC "java_lang_vmmemorymanager.cpp":138
> 	Function gc_force_gc "gc_for_vm.cpp":138
> 	Function void gc_reclaim_heap(struct GC *,unsigned int) "gc_common.cpp":300
> 	Function void gc_reset_mutator_context(struct GC *) "mutator.cpp":102
> 	Function void alloc_context_reset(struct Allocator *) "gc_thread.h":147
> 	"146"	""	"     assert(block->status == BLOCK_IN_USE);"
> 	"147"	"*"	"     block->free = allocator->free;"
> 	"148"	""	"     block->status = BLOCK_USED;"
> See also Source View screenshots. 

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