starting_heap_address() and last_heap_address() returns wrong values for certain cases

[qinsoon]

The two functions still return our constants for heap start/end. But for a few cases, they do not return correct values.

• malloc marksweep may return addresses outside the range.
• for 64 bits, we use addresses beyond HEAP_END
• if we allocate with disable_collection() (Add API disable_collection() #474), we allow allocation beyond our heap limit. The addresses may go beyond the heap range.

[qinsoon]

We may keep variables in SFTMap about the start/end chunk, and update this when we set SFT entries. This can tell us where the heap range is.

[wks]

With VMLayout introduced in 039055a, the heap start and the heap end are no longer compile-time constants, but can be configured by the VM binding. Since then, memory_manager::{starting,last}_heap_address() return VMLayout::heap_{start,end}, respectively. This covers 64-bit address spaces as well.

last_heap_address is the upper bound of address which mmtk-core is willing to mmap, so it is impossible to allocate any memory beyond that, even if disable_collection() is called.

Malloc is beyond the control of mmtk-core. It is implemented by third-party libraries, and mmtk-core cannot control where they allocate memory.