Fix generation of .ni.pdb symbols #73747
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@jkotas - I believe that's exactly what Anton is fixing here. |
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At present, we emit a symbol for at most one instantiation of each generic method. For instance,
System.Private.CoreLib.ni.pdbmisses about 27% of the ReadyToRun methods. This fix removes that restriction. Since CodeView does not store the length of a symbol, we cannot leave any gaps and have to report every method.Fixes #72578. @dotnet/crossgen-contrib