JIT: Tail-merge robust crossJumpVictim selection#129141
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* don't early out * make NoGcPoll preference explicit
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Note: Currently includes #129092 which should be merged first
Previously,
crossJumpVictimselection logic was dependent on the order of candidates which can lead to random diffs.I removed the early out and added a tie-break which makes it order independent and sets the stage for a follow up zero-diff PR that processes all sets at once.
For the tie-break I used:
predBlock->bbNum < crossJumpVictim->bbNum. This actually has few good diffs because it preferences away fromBBF_NEEDS_GCPOLLblocks for some reason. I'd be nice to add that as a seperate heuristic instead of being implicitly encoded in the tie-break.