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* Avoid passing stack crawl mark unnecessarily deep in the call stack.
* Move stack crawl from TypeName::GetTypeManaged to RuntimeTypeHandle::GetTypeByName.
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* Move MdUtf8String::EqualsCaseSensitive to managed code
* Move MdUtf8String.ToString to safe code
* Use Encoding.UTF8.GetString
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(#19427)
- Sealed Runtime makes `is RuntimeType` and similar checks faster. These checks are fairly common in reflection.
- Delete support for introspection only loads from the runtime. We do not plan to use in .NET Core. The support for introspection loads inherited from RuntimeType and thus it is incompatible with sealed RuntimeType.
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* Changing names and making runtime files
* Movel methodbody and exceptionHandlingClause to shared
* Fixing build error
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* File Modified
* Moved to shared
* Introducing RuntimeLocalVariableInfo
* Build Corefx change
* sealed added
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We want to start prototyping Utf8String in CoreFxLab
and for that, we'll need a bare-bones System.Utf8String
class exposed from System.Private.CoreLib.
Unfortunately, CoreLib already has an internal
struct named System.Utf8String. Since it's only
an internal type, we'll exercise eminent domain
on its name now and get these noise changes out of
the way.
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CAS leftover
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* Enable reflection load ComImport assembly and Type.IsComObjectType
* Update Enable reflection load ComImport assembly
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Fixes #15645.
Fixes #15644.
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Update Type.GetMethods() to be generics friendly
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Since this already exists in CoreRT and the
virtual method will get propagated to CoreCLR,
we might as well make it work here before an IsByRefLike
check finds its way into shared code and starts
throwing NotSupportedExceptions on CoreCLR.
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from the VM (#12389)
* Remove inclusions of private handle table headers from the VM
* Add TraceRefCountedHandles to the GC handle table interface
* Fix the Unix build
* Move ValidatePinnedObject to marshalnative.h
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* Fix a smattering of GC handle table interface violations
Stub out a few other handle violations
* [Local GC] Add SetExtraInfoForHandle onto GC handle manager interface
* [Local GC] Changes uses of HndGetHandleADIndex to GetHandleContext
* Add HandleGetType to GC handle table interface
1) Change IGCHandleManager methods that take "int" to represent the type of a handle to HandleType, and fix callers to cast to HandleType
2) Add HandleFetchType to IGCHandleManager, returning a HandleType
3) Fix uses of handtablepriv's HandleFetchType and remove the GC directory from the include path
* 9 -> HNDTYPE_WEAK_WINRT, 0 -> HNDTYPE_WEAK_SHORT in assert
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Fixes #9321 and deletes CleanupToDoList.cs
Delete unmanaged security implementation
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ensures that these fcall has a unique code address. (#6776)
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The FEATURE_HOSTED_BINDER is always on so remove it from all the sources.
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This change fixes an exception handling issue that happens on x86 on Windows
when exception is raised in System.RuntimeType.MakeGenericType.
The problem was caused by GCPROTECT_HOLDER macro in RuntimeTypeHandle::GetTypeByName
that causes popping of GCFrame (and zeroing its m_next field) that's in the middle of the thread's frames list during
the stack unwinding.
That breaks the list and when UnwindFrames happen later and tries to walk the stack, the StackFrameIterator::NextRaw
asserts when checking the validity of the list.
The fix is to move the keepAlive to the managed caller of the RuntimeTypeHandle::GetTypeByName QCall, which removes
the need for the GCPROTECT_HOLDER.
Since it was the only usage of that holder and of the underlying FrameWithCookieHolder class, I've removed those.
In addition to that, I've modified COMModule::GetType and AssemblyNative::GetType to use the same pattern, since
they could also suffer from the problem the GCPROTECT_HOLDER was attempting to fix.
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Our native files were more or less encoded in Windows-1252, which
causes problems when we try to compile them on machines where the
current codepage can't represent everything that Windows-1252
can. With this conversion I just moved characters to their ASCII
counterparts (e.g. no smart quotes, the section marker glyph is now
"Section"). There were two places where I couldn't do the straight
forward thing, in object.h we wanted to insert the Per Mille symbol in
a comment so instead I just spelled out the Unicode codepoint. In
morph.cpp, there was a comment pointing to a paper by Torbjörn
Granlund (note the diaeresis above the second o). In this case,
unfortuntely I had to just drop the diaeresis. However, searching for
"Torbjorn Granlund" will lead you to the right person.
Fixes #49
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