| commit | 16aa39ad94350670f4d72dace0a4866fbe10d716 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Joshua Baehring <[email protected]> | Mon Jun 17 21:06:31 2024 |
| committer | GitHub <[email protected]> | Mon Jun 17 21:06:31 2024 |
| tree | bd16311ecd5a8dba301ee73f2c052d4dd4074a0f | |
| parent | a50bcc03cbaecf6473c6bf41f4497758a7876f3d [diff] |
[scudo] Update error handling for seondary cache entry count (#95595) Initially, the scudo allocator would return an error if the user attempted to set the cache capacity (i.e. the number of possible entries in the cache) above the maximum cache capacity. Now the allocator will resort to using the maximum cache capacity in this event. An error will still be returned if the user attempts to set the number of entries to a negative value.
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