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Use ObjectTransformLayer to reserve unwind space #671
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This layer just needs to call the memory manager's reserveUnwindSpace method on each object as it passes through; use the orc::ObjectTransformLayer utility rather than a custom object layer.
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Note that this is a PR for a change to go into the EH branch. |
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LGTM. |
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Use ObjectTransformLayer to reserve unwind space
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This layer just needs to call the memory manager's reserveUnwindSpace
method on each object as it passes through; use the
orc::ObjectTransformLayer utility rather than a custom object layer.