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[VM] Fix potential double free #86207

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Use a raw char NewArrayHolder instead of a NewHolder to store the StackingAllocator to prevent its destructor from being called twice since StackingAllocatorHolder has already taken care of the destruction.

This fixes a double free error when ACQUIRE_STACKING_ALLOCATOR is called in environments/OSes with smaller per-thread stack sizes, such as in this port.

Use a raw char `NewArrayHolder` instead of a `NewHolder` to store
the `StackingAllocator` to prevent its destructor from being
called twice since `StackingAllocatorHolder` has already taken
care of the destruction.
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yowl pushed a commit to yowl/runtime that referenced this pull request May 13, 2023
* Add a regression test for dotnet#86207

* Ensure RotateRight and RotateLeft decomposition orders parameters correctly

* Add explicit tests covering the other two DecomposeRotate paths

* Ensure other code paths that create GT_RSH_LO nodes aren't broken
@mangod9 mangod9 merged commit 18c6495 into dotnet:main Jun 5, 2023
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mangod9 commented Jun 5, 2023

Thanks for your contribution!

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