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150 // ArrayBuffer allocator that can use virtual memory to improve performance.
250 // array on memory allocated by this allocator, you will observe that elements
254 // actually consuming huge amounts of physical memory.
276 // If we ran into some limit (physical or virtual memory, or number
451 return static_cast<char*>(file_->memory());
758 // Serialize and store it in memory for the next execution.
776 // Serialize and store it in memory for the next execution.
1685 // See https://github.com/ulan/javascript-agent-memory/blob/master/explainer.md.
2838 void* memory =
2839 (counters_file_ == nullptr) ? nullptr : counters_file_->memory();
2840 if (memory == nullptr) {
2844 counters_ = static_cast<CounterCollection*>(memory);
2967 // call C's exit(). This would lead to memory leaks, because there is no way
3528 // other isolates might still be running and accessing that memory. This is a
3529 // memory leak, which is OK in this case.
3707 char* chars = static_cast<char*>(file->memory());
4380 // to the utf8 encoded arg. We allocate memory for the utf8 encoded
4785 // By sending a low memory notifications, we will try hard to collect all