and switches our interceptors to using them instead of the default
vm_allocate-based approach used by mach_override_ptr.

To simplify the code, a fixed memory mapping is used for the allocation pool --
note that we can't mmap an arbitrary chunk of memory, because the shadow memory hasn't been mapped yet
(for the reasons discussed in http://code.google.com/p/address-sanitizer/issues/detail?id=24, we cannot map the shadow earlier)

The patch drops the program startup time from several second to half a second,
which speeds up the execution of ASan tests noticeably.
Because of the virtual memory size occupied by the programs it's hard
to speed up the shutdown time, which would've also helped the tests.

llvm-svn: 148116