New function ProtGranularity returns the protection granularity of the operating system. (On all currently supported operating systems this is the same as the granularity of memory mapping returned by VMPageSuze, but it's important to separate these concepts.) MPMCheck asserts that the granularity of memory mapping is a multiple of the granularity of protection.
Client arena supports MPS_KEY_ARENA_GRAIN_SIZE.
Some of the test cases set the arena grain size.
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* CONFIG_POLL_NONE (because the user-visible consequence is that polling is no longer supported; was CONFIG_PROTECTION_NONE).
* DISABLE_LOCKS (was THREAD_SINGLE).
* DISABLE_SHIELD (was THREAD_SINGLE && PROTECTION_NONE)
* DISABLE_REMEMBERED_SET (was PROTECTION_NONE)
When the shield is disabled, ArenaLeave asserts that there are no busy traces, and ArenaPoll is a no-op.
By having functions implemented using the corresponding macro, we can avoid duplicated code, and avoid testing DISABLE_SHIELD in global.c.
Remove all remaining references to MPS_PROD_EPCORE.
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Making some new files consistent with changes from that branch.
Deleting some new Global Graphics confidential files.
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This change will be integrated but ignored (-ay) to the gg-epcore/union sources, so that they retain HopeNames.
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This was achieved by partially undoing changelist 24817, including an accidental corruption of eventgen.pl.
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