Lines Matching full:extent

156 	 * Get the LRU coalesced extent, if any.  If coalescing was delayed,
157 	 * the loop will iterate until the LRU extent is fully coalesced.
161 		/* Get the LRU extent, if any. */
192 		 * The LRU extent was just coalesced and the result placed in
198 	 * Either mark the extent active or deregister it to protect against
222  * This can only happen when we fail to allocate a new extent struct (which
223  * indicates OOM), e.g. when trying to split an existing extent.
234 	 * Leak extent after making sure its pages have already been purged, so
357  * Removes all pointers to the given extent from the global rtree.
381  * Tries to find and remove an extent from ecache that can be used for the
393 		 * new_addr must either refer to a non-existing extent, or to
394 		 * the base of an extant extent, since only active slabs support
417 		 * A large extent might be broken up from its original size to
420 		 * extent if delayed coalescing is on.  The large extent can
423 		 * put a cap on how big an extent we can split for a request.
450  * Given an allocation request and an extent guaranteed to be able to satisfy
452  * extent satisfying the allocation.
463 	 * The extent can't satisfy the given allocation request.  None of the
526  * This fulfills the indicated allocation request out of the given extent (which
528  * before or after the resulting allocation, that space is given its own extent
551 		 * leaking the extent.
568 		 * We should have picked an extent that was large enough to
654 	 * Find the next extent size in the series that would be large enough to
714 		 * We should have allocated a sufficiently large extent; the
760 		/* Adjust gdump stats now that extent is final size. */
888 /* Purge a single extent to retained / unmapped directly. */
911  * Does the metadata management portions of putting an unused extent into the
943 			/* Shortcut to purge the oversize extent eagerly. */
1014 	 * Retained memory is not counted towards gdump.  Only if an extent is
1167  * Accepts the extent to split, and the characteristics of each side of the
1170  * with the trail (the higher addressed portion).  This makes 'extent' the lead,