Lines Matching refs:app
19 …eeze_count_for_wakeup()` processes. This is generally 1 process except for app swap enabled device…
21 …. Only suspended apps are eligible. See [app selection](#app-selection) below for details on how a…
23 …e a single virtually contiguous range of memory in the compressor for this app, so that we can wri…
40 For 2, daemons should not touch memory that is shared with a suspended app while that app is suspen…
45 <a name="app-selection"></a>
47 …se. See [rdar://83112455](rdar://83112455) for details. I suspect this is do the [app dock](#dock).
52 …ion. Therefore, freezing an app may mean freezing more than 1 process. Every app coalition has a l…
66 …is resumed we call it a thaw. Functionally, this is identical to a regular app resume. **We do no…
68 … frozen app with 100MB of dirty memory on NAND. On resume it may only touch 20MB and thus the othe…
72 Once a thawed app goes back into the background, we may re-freeze it. The exact heuristics for re-f…
84 Since thawing an app does not remove the frozen bit, processes generally remain in the freezer unti…
100 …o using Duet's recommendations. In general, the best freezer candidates are likely in the app dock.
118 …s\_freezer\_use\_ordered\_list | Should we use the ordered app list? See [app selection](#app-sele…