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When a file is unloaded its entry should be removed from MetaSema::m_WaterMarks.
At the moment the corresponding callback is not implemented.
Instead, we also record the relation <Transaction*,Entry*>, so that upon
MetaSema requesting an unload, we can clean-out the corresponding data
from m_WaterMarks.
In addition, to catch the case where the target transaction (unloadPoint)
is not longer present we issue an error and do not unload anything.
Generalize the __cxa_atexit replacement to cover more symbols.
Because the JIT cannot handle inline asm, provide compiled symbols for relevant
functions until cling has switched to MCJIT.
This fixes the use of many boost libraries (e.g. regex) in cling on x86_64/i386.
Kudos to Marco Clemencic for the idea!
This should fix the following compilation error on Windows:
error C2664: 'FreeLibrary' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'cling::DynamicLibraryManager::DyLibHandle' to 'HMODULE'
Now it provides an interface which can lookup library names. It can unload a
library and the implementation of loading and resolving a library name is much
simpler.
The extensions are greatly used by the unloading facilities in cling its users.
Thus we can handle the cases where libraries are loaded. That case is tricky
because during library's static initialization, header parsing might occur (resulting
in more decls that need to be unloaded). With the exclusive restore point, we
will undo everything up to it, which implicitly will unload the library and
it's friends.
Iterate over the elements, calling the dtor on each.
Requires two more fields in the AllocatedValue to track the array size and
element offset.
Note that this is only implemented for constant size arrays; all others are expected to not be returned (and thus not stored) by value.
