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@JohnTortugo JohnTortugo commented Jul 30, 2024

By default a compile command applies to all levels
Every compile command can have the level set

specifying comp_level as int is not ideal but is common practice, i'll leve refactor for another RFE

syntax of specifying comp_level on CompileCommand

changing whitebox API to add "comp_level"

validate compilation level range

add tests

@JohnTortugo JohnTortugo changed the title just the defaults. JDK-8313713: Allow CompileCommand flag to specify compilation level Aug 23, 2024
static bool apply_scaled(const methodHandle& method, CompLevel cur_level, int i, int b, double scale) {
double threshold_scaling;
if (CompilerOracle::has_option_value(method, CompileCommandEnum::CompileThresholdScaling, threshold_scaling)) {
if (CompilerOracle::has_option_value(method, CompileCommandEnum::CompileThresholdScaling, cur_level, threshold_scaling)) {
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NIT: should this be cur_level or next_level?

double scale = 1.0;
methodHandle mh(Thread::current(), _method);
CompilerOracle::has_option_value(mh, CompileCommandEnum::CompileThresholdScaling, scale);
CompilerOracle::has_option_value(mh, CompileCommandEnum::CompileThresholdScaling, CompLevel::CompLevel_any, scale);
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should this be any?

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