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std › heap › SafeAllocator › FuzzSingleThreadedAllocator › remap Private Function remap Doc Source Private Function std.heap.SafeAllocator.FuzzSingleThreadedAllocator.remap
fn remap (ctx : *anyopaque , memory : []u8 , alignment : Alignment , new_len : usize , _ : usize ) ?[*]u8 Params ctx : *anyopaque memory : []u8 alignment : Alignment new_len : usize _ : usize File heap/SafeAllocator.zig: 1568
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1596 fn remap (ctx : *anyopaque , memory : []u8 , alignment : Alignment , new_len : usize , _ : usize ) ?[*]u8 {
@disableInstrumentation ();
const f : *FuzzSingleThreadedAllocator = @ptrCast (@alignCast (ctx ));
if (f .smith .value (bool )) {
const resized = FuzzSingleThreadedAllocator .resize (
ctx ,
memory ,
alignment ,
new_len ,
undefined ,
);
return if (resized ) memory .ptr else null ;
}
const i = f .allocIndex (memory , alignment );
if (f .smith .value (bool )) return null ;
const new_ptr = f .allocInner (new_len , alignment ) orelse return null ;
const copy_len = @min (memory .len , new_len );
@memcpy (new_ptr [0 ..copy_len ], memory [0 ..copy_len ]);
f .allocs .set (i , .{
.ptr = new_ptr ,
.len = new_len ,
.alignment = alignment ,
});
return new_ptr ;
}