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/*
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 * MACHINE GENERATED FILE, DO NOT EDIT
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package org.lwjgl.opencl;

import java.nio.*;

import static org.lwjgl.system.Checks.*;
import static org.lwjgl.system.JNI.*;
import static org.lwjgl.system.MemoryUtil.*;

/**
 * Native bindings to the altera_live_object_tracking extension.
 * 
 * 

This extension specifies an API for debugging OpenCL API object leaks in user applications. It provides a mechanism for tracking all live API objects, * and for enumerating them on demand.

* *

The OpenCL runtime API generates and uses many kinds of objects such as contexts, programs, kernels, memory objects, command queues, and events.

* *

It is very easy for an application to lose track of what objects it has created but not yet fully released. Forgetting to fully release an object after * use may result in undesirable behaviour, such as increased memory use or even command scheduler lockup. This problem gets much worse when new objects * leak each time through an application loop.

* *

This extension defines two runtime API methods.

* *

The first method specifies a future interest in enumerating all the live objects in the runtime API. Live object tracking is a debugging feature which * may increase memory use and runtime of the application. So it should be explicitly requested.

* *

Ideally, the request to begin tracking live objects should occur as early as possible in the program, so that no leaked objects escape undetected.

* *

The second method requests an enumeration of those objects via a callback mechanism.

*/ public class ALTERALiveObjectTracking { protected ALTERALiveObjectTracking() { throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); } static boolean isAvailable(CLCapabilities caps) { return checkFunctions( caps.clTrackLiveObjectsAltera, caps.clReportLiveObjectsAltera ); } // --- [ clTrackLiveObjectsAltera ] --- /** * Registers a future interest in enumerating all the live objects in the runtime API. Registering such an interest may itself increase memory use and * runtime, which is why is must be explicitly requested. * *

Behaviour is unspecified if the {@code clTrackLiveObjectsAltera} method is called before the the first call to {@link CL10#clGetPlatformIDs GetPlatformIDs}.

* * @param platform the platform ID */ public static void clTrackLiveObjectsAltera(long platform) { long __functionAddress = CL.getICD().clTrackLiveObjectsAltera; if ( CHECKS ) { checkFunctionAddress(__functionAddress); checkPointer(platform); } callPV(__functionAddress, platform); } // --- [ clReportLiveObjectsAltera ] --- /** Unsafe version of: {@link #clReportLiveObjectsAltera ReportLiveObjectsAltera} */ public static void nclReportLiveObjectsAltera(long platform, long report_fn, long user_data) { long __functionAddress = CL.getICD().clReportLiveObjectsAltera; if ( CHECKS ) { checkFunctionAddress(__functionAddress); checkPointer(platform); } callPPPV(__functionAddress, platform, report_fn, user_data); } /** * Requests an enumeration of all live objects in the runtime. The enumeration is performed by calling the callback function once for each live object in * some implementation-defined sequence (i.e. not concurrently). * * @param platform the platform for which live objects are being tracked * @param report_fn the callback function * @param user_data a pointer to user data that will be passed to {@code report_fn} */ public static void clReportLiveObjectsAltera(long platform, CLReportLiveObjectsAlteraCallbackI report_fn, ByteBuffer user_data) { nclReportLiveObjectsAltera(platform, report_fn.address(), memAddress(user_data)); } }




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