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51 int allocations = 0; in allocateTillOOME() local57 allocations++; in allocateTillOOME()63 return allocations; in allocateTillOOME()
6 Capture some allocations (note just this causes allocations)18 Confirm we can reenable twice in a row without losing allocations
1 Test that GC doesn't happen too often for a few small allocations.
37 * [low priority] by site allocations won't line up if the stack has been97 Remove native allocations view.116 Show registered native allocations for heap dumps that support it.128 Enable stack allocations code (using custom modified perflib).132 Enable stack allocations code (using custom modified perflib).
145 Allocations(byte[] allocations) { in Allocations() argument146 ByteBuffer b = ByteBuffer.wrap(allocations); in Allocations()
6 for non-Java allocations that app developers have some control of.
21 It is also possible it could fail due to the pattern of allocations caused by
1 …ializing and loading the TestWatcher class that will (eventually) be notified of object allocations
1207 void MarkSweep::SweepArray(accounting::ObjectStack* allocations, bool swap_bitmaps) { in SweepArray() argument1216 StackReference<mirror::Object>* objects = allocations->Begin(); in SweepArray()1217 size_t count = allocations->Size(); in SweepArray()1302 allocations->Reset(); in SweepArray()
2412 void ConcurrentCopying::SweepArray(accounting::ObjectStack* allocations, bool swap_bitmaps) { in SweepArray() argument2424 StackReference<mirror::Object>* objects = allocations->Begin(); in SweepArray()2425 size_t count = allocations->Size(); in SweepArray()2497 allocations->Reset(); in SweepArray()
1745 # If the class is already observably initialized, then new-instance allocations are protected
1822 # If the class is already observably initialized, then new-instance allocations are protected