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Currently, the mono generic sharing code has issues with nested structures.

Example:

static void Write<T>(ref byte b, T value) => Unsafe.WriteUnaligned<T>(ref b, value);

If we try to aot an instance like Write<AStruct<string>>, the generic sharing code will aot Write<T_STRUCT>,
there T_STRUCT is a synthetic generic parameter constrained to AStruct<T_REF> where T_REF is a similar parameter constrained to reference types.

Problems can arise if the JIT replaces T_STRUCT with AStruct<T_REF> during JITing, which is done for example by mini_get_underlying_type (). The generic sharing runtime code will expand T_STRUCT to AStruct<string>, but it will not do the same for AStruct<T_REF> leading to problems.
The current workaround is to disable generic sharing, i.e. by setting cfg->prefer_instances.

Re: #89417

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    [mono] Issues with handling nested generic structures during generic sharing · Issue #89613 · dotnet/runtime · GitHub
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    [mono] Issues with handling nested generic structures during generic sharing #89613

    Description

    @vargaz

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    Currently, the mono generic sharing code has issues with nested structures.

    Example:

    static void Write<T>(ref byte b, T value) => Unsafe.WriteUnaligned<T>(ref b, value);
    

    If we try to aot an instance like Write<AStruct<string>>, the generic sharing code will aot Write<T_STRUCT>,
    there T_STRUCT is a synthetic generic parameter constrained to AStruct<T_REF> where T_REF is a similar parameter constrained to reference types.

    Problems can arise if the JIT replaces T_STRUCT with AStruct<T_REF> during JITing, which is done for example by mini_get_underlying_type (). The generic sharing runtime code will expand T_STRUCT to AStruct<string>, but it will not do the same for AStruct<T_REF> leading to problems.
    The current workaround is to disable generic sharing, i.e. by setting cfg->prefer_instances.

    Re: #89417

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      [mono] Issues with handling nested generic structures during generic sharing #89613

      Description

      @vargaz

      Description

      Currently, the mono generic sharing code has issues with nested structures.

      Example:

      static void Write<T>(ref byte b, T value) => Unsafe.WriteUnaligned<T>(ref b, value);
      

      If we try to aot an instance like Write<AStruct<string>>, the generic sharing code will aot Write<T_STRUCT>,
      there T_STRUCT is a synthetic generic parameter constrained to AStruct<T_REF> where T_REF is a similar parameter constrained to reference types.

      Problems can arise if the JIT replaces T_STRUCT with AStruct<T_REF> during JITing, which is done for example by mini_get_underlying_type (). The generic sharing runtime code will expand T_STRUCT to AStruct<string>, but it will not do the same for AStruct<T_REF> leading to problems.
      The current workaround is to disable generic sharing, i.e. by setting cfg->prefer_instances.

      Re: #89417

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        [mono] Issues with handling nested generic structures during generic sharing #89613

        Description

        @vargaz

        Description

        Currently, the mono generic sharing code has issues with nested structures.

        Example:

        static void Write<T>(ref byte b, T value) => Unsafe.WriteUnaligned<T>(ref b, value);
        

        If we try to aot an instance like Write<AStruct<string>>, the generic sharing code will aot Write<T_STRUCT>,
        there T_STRUCT is a synthetic generic parameter constrained to AStruct<T_REF> where T_REF is a similar parameter constrained to reference types.

        Problems can arise if the JIT replaces T_STRUCT with AStruct<T_REF> during JITing, which is done for example by mini_get_underlying_type (). The generic sharing runtime code will expand T_STRUCT to AStruct<string>, but it will not do the same for AStruct<T_REF> leading to problems.
        The current workaround is to disable generic sharing, i.e. by setting cfg->prefer_instances.

        Re: #89417

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        dotnet/runtime master

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          [mono] Issues with handling nested generic structures during generic sharing #89613

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          @vargaz

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          Currently, the mono generic sharing code has issues with nested structures.

          Example:

          static void Write<T>(ref byte b, T value) => Unsafe.WriteUnaligned<T>(ref b, value);
          

          If we try to aot an instance like Write<AStruct<string>>, the generic sharing code will aot Write<T_STRUCT>,
          there T_STRUCT is a synthetic generic parameter constrained to AStruct<T_REF> where T_REF is a similar parameter constrained to reference types.

          Problems can arise if the JIT replaces T_STRUCT with AStruct<T_REF> during JITing, which is done for example by mini_get_underlying_type (). The generic sharing runtime code will expand T_STRUCT to AStruct<string>, but it will not do the same for AStruct<T_REF> leading to problems.
          The current workaround is to disable generic sharing, i.e. by setting cfg->prefer_instances.

          Re: #89417

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          Expected behavior

          .

          Actual behavior

          .

          Regression?

          No.

          Known Workarounds

          .

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          dotnet/runtime master

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            [mono] Issues with handling nested generic structures during generic sharing #89613

            Description

            @vargaz

            Description

            Currently, the mono generic sharing code has issues with nested structures.

            Example:

            static void Write<T>(ref byte b, T value) => Unsafe.WriteUnaligned<T>(ref b, value);
            

            If we try to aot an instance like Write<AStruct<string>>, the generic sharing code will aot Write<T_STRUCT>,
            there T_STRUCT is a synthetic generic parameter constrained to AStruct<T_REF> where T_REF is a similar parameter constrained to reference types.

            Problems can arise if the JIT replaces T_STRUCT with AStruct<T_REF> during JITing, which is done for example by mini_get_underlying_type (). The generic sharing runtime code will expand T_STRUCT to AStruct<string>, but it will not do the same for AStruct<T_REF> leading to problems.
            The current workaround is to disable generic sharing, i.e. by setting cfg->prefer_instances.

            Re: #89417

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            Expected behavior

            .

            Actual behavior

            .

            Regression?

            No.

            Known Workarounds

            .

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            dotnet/runtime master

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              [mono] Issues with handling nested generic structures during generic sharing #89613

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              @vargaz

              Description

              Currently, the mono generic sharing code has issues with nested structures.

              Example:

              static void Write<T>(ref byte b, T value) => Unsafe.WriteUnaligned<T>(ref b, value);
              

              If we try to aot an instance like Write<AStruct<string>>, the generic sharing code will aot Write<T_STRUCT>,
              there T_STRUCT is a synthetic generic parameter constrained to AStruct<T_REF> where T_REF is a similar parameter constrained to reference types.

              Problems can arise if the JIT replaces T_STRUCT with AStruct<T_REF> during JITing, which is done for example by mini_get_underlying_type (). The generic sharing runtime code will expand T_STRUCT to AStruct<string>, but it will not do the same for AStruct<T_REF> leading to problems.
              The current workaround is to disable generic sharing, i.e. by setting cfg->prefer_instances.

              Re: #89417

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              .

              Expected behavior

              .

              Actual behavior

              .

              Regression?

              No.

              Known Workarounds

              .

              Configuration

              dotnet/runtime master

              Other information

              No response

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                @vargaz

                Description

                Currently, the mono generic sharing code has issues with nested structures.

                Example:

                static void Write<T>(ref byte b, T value) => Unsafe.WriteUnaligned<T>(ref b, value);
                

                If we try to aot an instance like Write<AStruct<string>>, the generic sharing code will aot Write<T_STRUCT>,
                there T_STRUCT is a synthetic generic parameter constrained to AStruct<T_REF> where T_REF is a similar parameter constrained to reference types.

                Problems can arise if the JIT replaces T_STRUCT with AStruct<T_REF> during JITing, which is done for example by mini_get_underlying_type (). The generic sharing runtime code will expand T_STRUCT to AStruct<string>, but it will not do the same for AStruct<T_REF> leading to problems.
                The current workaround is to disable generic sharing, i.e. by setting cfg->prefer_instances.

                Re: #89417

                Reproduction Steps

                .

                Expected behavior

                .

                Actual behavior

                .

                Regression?

                No.

                Known Workarounds

                .

                Configuration

                dotnet/runtime master

                Other information

                No response

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