Guarantee new array will be zero initialized in transformArrayCloneCall - #7481
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Guarantee that new array generated from transformation of array clone call will always be zero initialized, ensuring array allocation is done inline, whether TR_disableSkipZeroInitInVP is enabled or not Signed-off-by: Dylan Tuttle <jdylantuttle@gmail.com>
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@vijaysun-omr @hzongaro Here is the requested PR. |
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Jenkins build all |
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Jenkins build plinux |
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Guarantee that
newarrays generated from transformations of array clone calls will always be zero initialized, ensuring array allocation is done inline, whetherTR_disableSkipZeroInitInVPis enabled or not.While investigation and development into a fix for a bug caused by corruption of a TLH pointer forcing out of line array allocation when we skip zero initialization is ongoing, this PR will provide a temporary performance boost at the (rare and minor) expense of occasional zero initialization of arrays that don't need to be zero initialized.