Lines Matching refs:killed

229  * The reason code that why app process is killed.
253      * Application process was killed by the system low memory killer, meaning the system was
269      * Application process was killed due to being unresponsive (ANR).
274      * Application process was killed because it took too long to attach to the system
280      * Application process was killed because of initialization failure,
287      * Application process was killed by the activity manager due to excessive resource usage.
292      * Application process was killed because of the user request, for example,
299      * Application process was killed, because the user they are running as on devices
305      * Application process was killed because its dependency was going away, for example,
306      * a stable content provider connection's client will be killed if the provider is killed.
311      * Application process was killed by the system for various other reasons,
319  * The supplemental reason code that why app process is killed
328      * Application process was killed because user quit it on the "wait for debugger" dialog.
333      * Application process was killed by the activity manager because there were too many cached
339      * Application process was killed by the activity manager because there were too many empty
345      * Application process was killed by the activity manager because there were too many cached
351      * Application process was killed by the activity manager because system was on
357      * Application process was killed by the activity manager because the system was on
363      * Application process was killed by the activity manager due to excessive CPU usage.
368      * System update has done (so the system update process should be killed).
379      * All background processes except certain ones were killed, for now it only occurs
385      * The process associated with the UID was explicitly killed, for example,
391      * The process was explicitly killed with its PID, typically because of
402      * The process was killed because it's in an invalid state, typically
408      * The process was killed when it's imperceptible to user, because it was
414      * The process was killed because it's being moved out from LRU list.
419      * The process was killed because it's isolated and was in a cached state.
424      * The process was killed because it's in forced-app-standby state, and it's cached and
430      * The process was killed because it fails to freeze/unfreeze binder
436      * The process was killed because it receives sync binder transactions