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8294058: Early use of lambda introduced in JDK-8285263 cause startup regressions in 20-b02 #10357
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JDK-8285263 innocuously rewrote an anonymous class in
SecureClassLoader.getProtectionDomain
to a (capturing) lambda. Since this is called during early bootstrap this shows up as a regression across the board on all our startup and footprint tests.Restoring the anonymous class drops no. of classes loaded on a Hello World test from 493 to 448 (macosx).
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