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proxy_resolver_v8_tracing.h 27 // ProxyResolverV8Tracing is a non-blocking ProxyResolver. It executes
31 class NET_EXPORT_PRIVATE ProxyResolverV8Tracing
41 ProxyResolverV8Tracing(HostResolver* host_resolver,
45 virtual ~ProxyResolverV8Tracing();
80 DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(ProxyResolverV8Tracing);
proxy_resolver_v8_tracing.cc 36 // The solution in ProxyResolverV8Tracing is to model PAC scripts as being
85 // The lifetime of Jobs does not exceed that of the ProxyResolverV8Tracing that
88 class ProxyResolverV8Tracing::Job
89 : public base::RefCountedThreadSafe<ProxyResolverV8Tracing::Job>,
92 // |parent| is non-owned. It is the ProxyResolverV8Tracing that spawned this
94 explicit Job(ProxyResolverV8Tracing* parent);
115 friend class base::RefCountedThreadSafe<ProxyResolverV8Tracing::Job>;
207 // The thread which called into ProxyResolverV8Tracing, and on which the
211 // The ProxyResolverV8Tracing which spawned this Job.
213 ProxyResolverV8Tracing* parent_
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proxy_service_v8.cc 32 new ProxyResolverV8Tracing(host_resolver, error_observer, net_log);
proxy_resolver_v8_tracing_unittest.cc 61 void InitResolver(ProxyResolverV8Tracing* resolver, const char* filename) {
104 ProxyResolverV8Tracing resolver(&host_resolver, error_observer, &log);
135 ProxyResolverV8Tracing resolver(&host_resolver, error_observer, &log);
181 ProxyResolverV8Tracing resolver(&host_resolver, error_observer, &log);
232 ProxyResolverV8Tracing resolver(&host_resolver, error_observer, &log);
281 ProxyResolverV8Tracing resolver(&host_resolver, error_observer, &log);
358 ProxyResolverV8Tracing resolver(&host_resolver, error_observer, &log);
415 ProxyResolverV8Tracing resolver(&host_resolver, error_observer, &log);
467 ProxyResolverV8Tracing resolver(&host_resolver, error_observer, &log);
507 ProxyResolverV8Tracing resolver(&host_resolver, error_observer, &log)
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