Simplify our intrinsic recognizer.

- Use the modifiers for storing the intrinsic kind.
- Delete dex_file_method_inliner and its associated map.

This work was also motivated by the fact that the inline
method analyzer leaks intrinsic tables, and even worse, might re-use
a table from one dex file to another unrelated dex file in the presence
of class unloading and the unlikely event of the dex files getting
the same address.

test: m test-art-host m test-art-target

Change-Id: Ia653d2c72df13889dc85dd8c84997582c034ea4b

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/compiler/jit/jit_compiler.cc b/compiler/jit/jit_compiler.cc
index 7246acebd2..4f8690530b 100644
--- a/compiler/jit/jit_compiler.cc
+++ b/compiler/jit/jit_compiler.cc
@@ -150,11 +150,9 @@ JitCompiler::JitCompiler() {
     instruction_set_features_.reset(InstructionSetFeatures::FromCppDefines());
   }
   cumulative_logger_.reset(new CumulativeLogger("jit times"));
-  method_inliner_map_.reset(new DexFileToMethodInlinerMap);
   compiler_driver_.reset(new CompilerDriver(
       compiler_options_.get(),
       /* verification_results */ nullptr,
-      method_inliner_map_.get(),
       Compiler::kOptimizing,
       instruction_set,
       instruction_set_features_.get(),