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23 static PetscShmgetAllocation allocations = NULL; variable50 PetscShmgetAllocation next = allocations, previous = NULL; in PetscShmgetAddressesFinalize()106 PetscShmgetAllocation allocation = allocations; in PetscShmgetMapAddresses()131 PetscShmgetAllocation next = allocations, previous = NULL; in PetscShmgetMapAddresses()151 else allocations = allocation; in PetscShmgetMapAddresses()179 PetscShmgetAllocation next = allocations, previous = NULL; in PetscShmgetUnmapAddresses()186 else allocations = next->next; in PetscShmgetUnmapAddresses()293 if (!allocations) allocations = allocation; in PetscShmgetAllocateArray()295 PetscShmgetAllocation next = allocations; in PetscShmgetAllocateArray()331 PetscShmgetAllocation next = allocations, previous = NULL; in PetscShmgetDeallocateArray()[all …]
207 in bytes what alignment all allocations have. This can be controlled at214 allocations that should be freed together.
51 host allocations
289 allocations if the `nnz` estimates are correct. If, however, the400 allocations and copies required. We present an example for three1054 allocations or copies will be needed. Of course, one can also explicitly
510 their codes. Hundreds or thousands of memory allocations may be
555 Likewise, all memory allocations should be checked with
37 -malloc_view <optional filename>: keeps log of all memory allocations, displays in PetscFinalize()