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Shai Duvdevani 257e64b968 Unlike prof_sample which is supported only with profiling mode active, prof_threshold is intended to be an always-supported allocation callback with much less overhead. The usage of the threshold allows performance critical callers to change program execution based on the callback: e.g. drop caches when memory becomes high or to predict the program is about to OOM ahead of time using peak memory watermarks.
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vc2015
Unlike prof_sample which is supported only with profiling mode active, prof_threshold is intended to be an always-supported allocation callback with much less overhead. The usage of the threshold allows performance critical callers to change program execution based on the callback: e.g. drop caches when memory becomes high or to predict the program is about to OOM ahead of time using peak memory watermarks.
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vc2017
Unlike prof_sample which is supported only with profiling mode active, prof_threshold is intended to be an always-supported allocation callback with much less overhead. The usage of the threshold allows performance critical callers to change program execution based on the callback: e.g. drop caches when memory becomes high or to predict the program is about to OOM ahead of time using peak memory watermarks.
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vc2019
Unlike prof_sample which is supported only with profiling mode active, prof_threshold is intended to be an always-supported allocation callback with much less overhead. The usage of the threshold allows performance critical callers to change program execution based on the callback: e.g. drop caches when memory becomes high or to predict the program is about to OOM ahead of time using peak memory watermarks.
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vc2022
Unlike prof_sample which is supported only with profiling mode active, prof_threshold is intended to be an always-supported allocation callback with much less overhead. The usage of the threshold allows performance critical callers to change program execution based on the callback: e.g. drop caches when memory becomes high or to predict the program is about to OOM ahead of time using peak memory watermarks.
2025-01-29 18:55:52 -08:00