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/oneTBB/test/tbbmalloc/
H A Dtest_scalable_allocator.cpp98 bool allocated = pool.malloc(16) || pool.malloc(9*1024); in TestZeroSpaceMemoryPool() local
99 REQUIRE_MESSAGE(!allocated, "Allocator with no memory must not allocate anything."); in TestZeroSpaceMemoryPool()
126 bool allocated = false; in TestSmallFixedSizePool() local
137 allocated = pool.malloc( 16 ) || pool.malloc( 9*1024 ); in TestSmallFixedSizePool()
156 allocated = pool_malloc(pool, 16) || pool_malloc(pool, 9*1024); in TestSmallFixedSizePool()
163 REQUIRE_MESSAGE(allocated, "Maximal buf size should be enough to create working fixed_pool"); in TestSmallFixedSizePool()
/oneTBB/examples/migration/recursive_fibonacci/
H A Dtask_emulation_layer.h66 if (m_type == task_type::allocated) { in operator()
88 continuation->m_type = task_type::allocated; in allocate_continuation()
137 allocated, enumerator
161 obj->m_type = task_type::allocated; in allocate_child_impl()
180 m_type = base_task::task_type::allocated;
204 obj->m_type = base_task::task_type::allocated; in allocate_root_task()
/oneTBB/doc/main/reference/
H A Dscalable_memory_pools.rst21 - Destructor. Frees all the allocated memory.
23 - Frees all the allocated memory.
25 - Returns a pointer to ``n`` bytes allocated from the memory pool.
/oneTBB/doc/main/tbb_userguide/
H A DUsing_Circular_Buffers.rst10 both ``serial_in_order``, the items can be allocated and freed via a
17 and items will be freed in the order that they were allocated. Hence by
22 not be retired in the same order they were allocated.
H A DMemory_Allocation.rst36 a separate cache line. Two objects allocated by
38 However, if an object is allocated by ``cache_aligned_allocator`` and
39 another object is allocated some other way, there is no guarantee.
H A DGuiding_Task_Scheduler_Execution.rst38 may cause a performance penalty if threads from one NUMA node access the memory allocated on
H A DWorking_on_the_Assembly_Line_pipeline.rst68 /** Instances *must* be allocated/freed using methods herein, because the C++ declaration