mas_nomem(9)

✨ mas_nomem(9) ✨

This page is from the Kernel API Manual, and the main character is mas_nomem(9). The whole assignment: spot an allocation error, and if an allocation is needed, go ahead and do it. Periodt. 💅

💖 NAME 💖

mas_nomem — checks if there was an error allocating, and does the allocation if necessary. That's the whole mission, bestie. ✨

🧾 SYNOPSIS 🧾

bool mas_nomem (struct ma_state *mas , gfp_t gfp );

🌸 ARGUMENTS 🌸

• mas — the maple state. This is the state object you're handing over. 🍓
• gfp — the GFP_FLAGS to use for allocations. Yep, literally the flags for allocation time. 💅

👑 RETURN 👑

Returns False on no memory. Returns True otherwise — and yes, partial success also counts as True. So if it's not the no-memory case, you're good, bestie. 😭

👀 SEE ALSO 👀

Kernel file home base: ./lib/maple_tree.c.

The whole function squad, in order:

• mas_prealloc_calc(9)
• mas_wr_preallocate(9)
• mas_insert(9)
• mas_alloc_cyclic(9)
• mas_walk(9)
• mte_dead_walk(9)
• mt_free_walk(9)
• mas_store(9)
• mas_store_gfp(9)
• mas_store_prealloc(9)
• mas_preallocate(9)
• mas_next(9)
• mas_next_range(9)
• mt_next(9)
• mas_prev(9)
• mas_prev_range(9)
• mt_prev(9)
• mas_pause(9)
• mas_find_setup(9)
• mas_find(9)
• mas_find_range(9)
• mas_find_rev_setup(9)
• mas_find_rev(9)
• mas_find_range_rev(9)
• mas_erase(9)
• mas_nomem_nofail(9)
• mtree_load(9)
• mtree_store_range(9)
• mtree_store(9)
• mtree_insert_range(9)
• mtree_insert(9)
• mtree_alloc_cyclic(9)
• mtree_erase(9)
• __mt_dup(9)
• mtree_dup(9)
• __mt_destroy(9)
• mtree_destroy(9)
• mt_find(9)
• mt_find_after(9)

xoxo 💖 — sourced from ./lib, dated October 2026, filed under mas_nomem(9) 🎀