Request for review 8000662: NPG: nashorn ant clean test262 out-of-memory with Java heap

[Coleen Phillimore]

This change creates a ClassLoaderData object for each JSR 292 anonymous 
class, so that the metadata and mirror object for the anonymous class 
can be reclaimed when the anonymous class is no longer referenced.    
The java_lang_ClassLoader object for the anonymous class is the same as 
its host_class.   Most of this change is to break the assumption that 
there's a 1-1 relationship between java_lang_ClassLoader Java objects 
and ClassLoaderData metadata objects in the VM.   Also, nmethods and 
other things that were strong roots for java_lang_ClassLoader objects 
have to also be strong roots for java_lang_Class objects for anonymous 
classes.

There were also changes to move the dependencies out of the 
java_lang_ClassLoader object to the ClassLoaderData type.   This type is 
preallocated so that CMS will have card marks to track additions to the 
dependencies.   Please check this, Stefan!

Also, in this change is the addition of mirrors to the interpreter frame 
and a test case that shows why this is necessary.   An interpreter frame 
can be running while it's class loader is unloaded in some special 
circumstances.  It is easier to do this with JSR292 static MethodHandle 
code.    Some people are looking for a platform independent way to do 
this, by changing code in GC.   While this target-dependent interpreter 
code is unfortunate, the concept is simple.   If the latter effort 
succeeds, we can remove the mirror from the interpreter frame later.   A 
note to openjdk developers - I added this mirror to zero but not to 
shark.   More testing is necessary.

Please review the following change:

Summary: Add ClassLoaderData object for each anonymous class with 
metaspaces to allocate in.  Add mirror interpreter frame.

http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~coleenp/8000662/
http://bugs.sun.com/view_bug.do?bug_id=8000662

Tested with Nashorn tests, NSK full testlist, dacapo with CMS and G1.

Thanks,
Coleen