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Fix synchronization issues on the GC scheduler. #53355
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Fix synchronization issues on the GC scheduler. #53355
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@d-netto We also changed this just because of reading the code but not from an observed failure. This acquires the writes on the mutator threads, so that the next stage of using
gc_allocd_scratch
here will acquire all of previous writes from the threads that did a write-release of gc_n_threads_sweeping. I don't think this would likely effect TSO systems, but we theorized that on a weaker ordering system, those last remaining writes might not have become visible yet on this thread, leading to a slightly stale free-page list pointer, resulting in some dropped pages from future sweeping.