Struct AllocationRegistry

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pub struct AllocationRegistry;
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Handles registering tokens for tracking different allocation groups.

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impl AllocationRegistry

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pub fn enable_tracking()

Enables the tracking of allocations.

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pub fn disable_tracking()

Disables the tracking of allocations.

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pub fn set_global_tracker<T>(tracker: T) -> Result<(), SetTrackerError>
where T: AllocationTracker + Send + Sync + 'static,

Sets the global tracker.

Setting a global tracker does not enable or disable the tracking of allocations, so callers still need to call enable_tracking after this in order to fully enable tracking.

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Err(SetTrackerError) is returned if a global tracker has already been set, otherwise Ok(()).

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pub fn untracked<F, R>(f: F) -> R
where F: FnOnce() -> R,

Runs the given closure without tracking allocations or deallocations.

Inevitably, users of this crate will need to allocate storage for the actual data being tracked. While AllocationTracker::allocated and AllocationTracker::deallocated already avoid reentrantly tracking allocations, this method provides a way to do so outside of the tracker implementation.

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