Introduce support for ractor_belonging.#76
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This is a debug mode in Ruby where an extra word is used after each object to store the address of the Ractor that owns the object, used for debug purposes only. While we're working on Ractors, we also need to be able to test with MMTk enabled, so we should introduce support for this to the MMTk binding as well. As implemented we'll default the binding options to have everything disabled and hardcoded to 0, as was always the case, but if RACTOR_CHECK_MODE is enabled, we'll build and pass a valid RubyBinding object to MMTk.
the only caller of this unconditionally constructs a binding options object now, So actually this is dead code
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This is a debug mode in Ruby where an extra word is used after each object to store the address of the Ractor that owns the object, used for debug purposes only.
While we're working on Ractors, we also need to be able to test with MMTk enabled, so we should introduce support for this to the MMTk binding as well.
As implemented we'll default the binding options to have everything disabled and hardcoded to 0, as was always the case, but if RACTOR_CHECK_MODE is enabled, we'll build and pass a valid RubyBinding object to MMTk.