@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ appending an index after the name::
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The number of pools with a given name can be obtained with the ``count `` node.
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- Wildcards
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+ wildcarded
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=========
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A ``{} `` in the path acts as a wildcard and is replaced with successive
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ to providers or pools created after the defaults are set. For example::
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Every subsequently created disjoint pool will use ``custom `` as its name unless
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overridden by explicit parameters. Defaults may be supplied programmatically or
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- via configuration and are saved internally and applied during initalization of
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+ via configuration and are saved internally and applied during initialization of
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a matching provider or pool.
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Environment variables
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:param path: Receives the currently selected sink on reads. On writes, pass
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``"stdout" `` or ``"stderr" `` to redirect to standard streams, a
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- NUL -terminated file path to append to a file, or ``NULL `` to disable
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+ NULL -terminated file path to append to a file, or ``NULL `` to disable
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logging altogether.
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:type path: ``char * `` when reading, ``const char * `` when writing
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@@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ Provider entries are organized beneath ``umf.provider``. Use
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``umf.provider.by_handle.{provider} `` with a
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:type: `umf_memory_provider_handle_t ` argument to reach a specific provider.
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Providers can also be addressed by name through ``umf.provider.by_name.{provider} ``;
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- append ``.{index} `` to address specyfic provider when multiple providers share the same label.
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+ append ``.{index} `` to address specific provider when multiple providers share the same label.
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Defaults for future providers live under ``umf.provider.default.{provider_name} ``,
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where ``{provider_name} `` matches the canonical provider identifier (``OS ``,
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``FILE ``, ``DEVDAX ``, ``FIXED ``, ``CUDA `` or ``LEVEL_ZERO ``). Values written to
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provider.
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:type bytes: ``size_t ``
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- **Access: ** read-write. (write is only avaiable through defaults)
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+ **Access: ** read-write. (write is only available through defaults)
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**Defaults / Env: ** supported.
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Governs how much memory the pool grabs in each slab. Lower values reduce
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cached by the pool.
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:type bytes: ``size_t ``
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- **Access: ** read-write. (write is only avaiable through defaults)
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+ **Access: ** read-write. (write is only available through defaults)
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**Defaults / Env: ** supported.
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Sets the cut-off for pooling allocations. Requests larger than this value are
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may retain.
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:type count: ``size_t ``
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- **Access: ** read-write. (write is only avaiable through defaults)
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+ **Access: ** read-write. (write is only available through defaults)
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**Defaults / Env: ** supported.
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Caps the pool's cached slabs per bucket to limit memory retention. Shrinking
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serve.
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:type bytes: ``size_t ``
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- **Access: ** read-write. (write is only avaiable through defaults)
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+ **Access: ** read-write. (write is only available through defaults)
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**Defaults / Env: ** supported.
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Controls the smallest chunk size kept in the pool, which in turn affects the
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:param level: Receives or supplies the tracing level for the pool.
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:type level: ``int `` (``0 `` disables tracing)
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- **Access: ** read-write. (write is only avaiable through defaults)
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+ **Access: ** read-write. (write is only available through defaults)
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**Defaults / Env: ** supported.
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Controls the disjoint pool's tracing features. ``0 `` disables tracing.
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