Eliminate DACCESS_COMPILE from gc.cpp and gcpriv.h#57607
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Looks good to me. Perhaps we should protect against DACCESS_COMPILE being defined after all through some source code or build change though? Something like: #ifdef DACCESS_COMPILE |
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I will add this in my next PR. |
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It appears to me that
DACCESS_COMPILEis never defined ongc.cppandgcpriv.h. Eliminate them from the files to simplify things.