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RPC Exports for malloc_test
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[ this file is autogenerated, do not edit ]
1. mt.mem_alloc
Allocates the specified number of bytes (debugging/test
function).Use b|k|m|g to specify the desired size unit
2. mt.mem_free
Frees the specified number of bytes, previously allocated by
one of the other malloc_test functions (e.g. mt.mem_alloc or
the script mt_mem_alloc). Use b|k|m|g to specify the desired
size unit.Returns the number of bytes freed (can be higher or
smaller then the requested size)
3. mt.mem_realloc
Reallocates the specified number of bytes from a pre-allocated
randomly selected memory chunk. If no pre-allocated memory
chunks exists, it will fail. Make sure mt.mem_used is non 0 or
call mt.mem_alloc prior to calling this function. Returns the
difference in bytes (<0 if bytes were freed, >0 if more bytes
were allocated).Use b|k|m|g to specify the desired size unit
4. mt.mem_used
Returns how many memory chunks and how many bytes are currently
allocated via the mem_alloc module functions. Use b|k|m|g to
specify the desired size unit.
5. mt.mem_rnd_alloc
Takes 4 parameters: min, max, total_size and an optional unit
(b|k|m|g). It will allocate total_size memory, in pieces of
random size betweenmin .. max (inclusive).
6. mt.mem_test_start
Takes 7 parameters: min, max, total_size, min_interval,
max_interval, test_time and an optional size unit (b|k|m|g).
All the time units are ms. It will run a memory allocation test
for test_time ms. At a random interval between min_interval and
max_interval ms. it will allocate a memory chunk with random
size, between min and max. Each time total_size is reached, it
will free all the memory allocated and start again.Returns the
test id (integer)
7. mt.mem_test_stop
Takes 1 parameter: the test id. It will stop the corresponding
test.Note: the test is stopped, but not destroyed.
8. mt.mem_test_destroy
Takes 1 parameter: the test id. It will destroy the
corresponding test.
9. mt.mem_test_destroy_all
It will destroy all the tests (running or stopped).
10. mt.mem_test_list
If a test id parameter is provided it will list the
corresponding test, else it will list all of them. Use b |k | m
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