Use OMRPORT_CPU_TARGET for split list calculation #7315
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For Flat heap GCs, use OMRPORT_CPU_TARGET (rather than OMRPORT_CPU_ONLINE). It really is the number of h/w threads available to JVM process, if configured in a container or by some other OS specific means. Same TARGET is used for other (and indirectly related) GC thread count caculation. Signed-off-by: Aleksandar Micic <Aleksandar_Micic@ca.ibm.com>
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@dmitripivkine, please review |
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@babsingh Would you please help to merge it? |
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For Flat heap GCs, use OMRPORT_CPU_TARGET (rather than OMRPORT_CPU_ONLINE). It really is the number of h/w threads available to JVM process, if configured in a container or by some other OS specific means.
Same TARGET is used for other (and indirectly related) GC thread count caculation.