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[mono][aot] Enable deduplication of runtime invoke wrappers #84304
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Enable deduplication of runtime invoke wrappers
kotlarmilos 6318c17
Add DedupState enum and remove dedup flags
kotlarmilos f225ca8
Revert runtime invoke wrappers to test the library tests failures on iOS
kotlarmilos 95b010e
Deduplicate runtime invoke dynamic wrapper
kotlarmilos 66f60e6
Emit runtime invoke wrappers within corelib and dedup AOT module
kotlarmilos 691ffe4
Deduplicate runtime invoke wrappers
kotlarmilos 92bf0ac
Run iOS tests on osx 12 as osx 10.15 is no longer in support by apple
kotlarmilos 3e89528
Change ios queue to arm64 to check if x64 is failing
kotlarmilos c676e7e
Revert pipeline changes
kotlarmilos ac6cc4c
Merge branch 'dotnet:main' into improvement/dedup-runtime-invoke-wrap…
kotlarmilos d440266
Enable runtime logging in MonoAOTCompiler task
kotlarmilos 3b5ed5a
Revert deduplication of runtime invoke wrappers
kotlarmilos 769e95c
Add missing parameter to collect_dedup_methods
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@akoeplinger @premun - While @kotlarmilos confirms the theory that this is not supported anymore, how are we dealing with unsupported OSX versions in CI ?
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I have noticed that the
OSX.1015.Amd64.Iphone.Open
queue is being used for an arm64 device. It is possible that the architecture specified refers to the host instead of the device.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Yes, the
Amd64
refers to the host machine, theIphone
part refers to a device that is attached to it and that one isarm64
(it's a real iPhone device)