Lines Matching full:blocks
24 // type of entry that can be stored there (number of consecutive blocks).
27 // Returns the type of block (number of consecutive blocks that can be stored)
37 // target is the type of block to use (number of empty blocks), and size is the
38 // actual number of blocks to use.
165 // records. |block_count| is the number of blocks to allocate.
178 // this file yet so that it is easier to find empty blocks when we start
463 header->empty[3] = (new_size - header->max_entries) / 4; // 4 blocks entries
589 // We are interested in the total number of blocks used by this file type, and
590 // the max number of blocks that we can store (reported as the percentage of
591 // used blocks). In order to find out the number of used blocks, we have to
592 // substract the empty blocks from the total blocks for each file in the chain.
