Lines Matching refs:STACK
3325 // at runtime (stack dumps, deoptimization, etc.).
3347 // Return the total number of locals allocated on the stack and in the
3351 // Return the number of stack slots for code. This number consists of two
3353 // 1. One stack slot per stack allocated local.
3354 // 2. One stack slot for the function name if it is stack allocated.
3384 // Return the name of the given stack local.
3397 // the stack slot index for a given slot name if the slot is
3436 // 3. The number of non-parameter variables allocated on the stack.
3475 // Contains the names of local variables that are allocated on the stack,
3476 // in increasing order of the stack slot index. One slot is used per stack
3494 // b. The context or stack slot index for the variable.
3504 STACK, // Function
4253 // level of loop nesting we are willing to do on-stack replacement
4259 // the code object was seen on the stack with no IC patching going on.
4263 // [stack_slots]: For kind OPTIMIZED_FUNCTION, the number of stack slots
4274 // instruction stream where the stack check table starts.
4309 // Mark this code object as not having a stack check table. Assumes kind
5367 // from the stack or compilation cache.
5493 // failure (e.g., stack overflow during compilation).
5743 // failure (e.g., stack overflow during compilation).
6184 // [stack_trace]: the stack trace for this error message.
6187 // [stack_frames]: an array of stack frames for this error object.
6335 // Only used to check that there is enough stack space
6904 // do any heap allocations. This is useful when printing stack traces.
6920 // do any heap allocations. This is useful when printing stack traces.
6950 // For use during stack traces. Performs rudimentary sanity check.
7488 // Utility superclass for stack-allocated objects that must be updated
