Change prejit instrumentation default back to block profiling #49441
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Both crossgen1 and crossgen2 currently reject schemas that contain edge profile counters. Change the jit defaults back to block profiling when prejitting. See notes in dotnet#49267.
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We could probably update the R2R paths to support edge counters, but I'm not sure it is worth the trouble, as we don't plan to use prejit instrumentation going forward. cc @davidwrighton |
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Both crossgen1 and crossgen2 currently reject schemas that contain edge profile
counters. Change the jit defaults back to block profiling when prejitting.
See notes in #49267.