Get rid of reflection blocked types #85810
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Fixes dotnet#72570. Still need to delete workarounds that make things public in corelib but maybe this diff is large enough already? We were gradually getting less and less from reflection blocking: * We stopped blocking things outside corelib (.NET Native blocked all of BCL; we don't). * We trim reflection metadata and that allows us to have method bodies without metadata. With this, we should be able to get type definition-level reflection metadata for any MethodTable there is in the system. This is a ~30 kB size regression for BasicMinimalApis. It is pretty much a wash for Hello World, because all the BCL cruft to handle reflection blocked types costs as much as the benefit of blocking.
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @agocke, @MichalStrehovsky, @jkotas Issue DetailsFixes #72570. Still need to delete workarounds that make things public in corelib but maybe this diff is large enough already? We were gradually getting less and less from reflection blocking:
With this, we should be able to get type definition-level reflection metadata for any MethodTable there is in the system. This is a ~30 kB size regression for BasicMinimalApis. It is pretty much a wash for Hello World, because all the BCL cruft to handle reflection blocked types costs as much as the benefit of blocking. Cc @dotnet/ilc-contrib
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Unfortunately, the test failures are real. There is one other kind of For example I'm fixing it by giving necessary MethodTables reflection metadata. It means they're now user visible and users can browse to them with e.g. |
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This is an extra couple kB regression. It's not too bad. |
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Okay, so on Linux the regression on Hello world is much worse - ~1,569 kB to 1,821 kB. Need to figure that out first 😭. |
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The Linux regression was the same problem as #84156 (comment) with the SpanAction thing. @jkotas could you have a look at that commit? I made a small functional change in it because it looks like we were passing a wrong size of the buffer so I fixed that. |
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Concept of reflection blocked internals was deleted in dotnet#85810. This is no longer needed.
* Stop special casing reflected-on internals Concept of reflection blocked internals was deleted in #85810. This is no longer needed. * Can no longer access ResourceSet outside corelib
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Nice! Thanks for all the hard work here @MichalStrehovsky and @jkotas, much appreciated |
After dotnet#85810 we need to generate reflection metadata for owning types of static synchronized methods. Before that change, obtaining a RuntimeType for locking would obtain a reflection blocked type. We now need a named type and scanner must predict it. Found in Pri0 testing.
After #85810 we need to generate reflection metadata for owning types of static synchronized methods. Before that change, obtaining a RuntimeType for locking would obtain a reflection blocked type. We now need a named type and scanner must predict it. Found in Pri0 testing.
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Fixes #72570.
Still need to delete workarounds that make things public in corelib but maybe this diff is large enough already?
We were gradually getting less and less from reflection blocking:
With this, we should be able to get type definition-level reflection metadata for any MethodTable there is in the system.
This is a ~30 kB size regression for BasicMinimalApis. It is pretty much a wash for Hello World, because all the BCL cruft to handle reflection blocked types costs as much as the benefit of blocking.
Cc @dotnet/ilc-contrib