| /bionic/libm/upstream-freebsd/lib/msun/src/ |
| D | s_tanhf.c | 23 static const float one=1.0, two=2.0, huge = 1.0e30; variable
46 t = expm1f(two*fabsf(x)); in tanhf()
47 z = one - two/(t+two); in tanhf()
49 t = expm1f(-two*fabsf(x)); in tanhf()
50 z= -t/(t+two); in tanhf()
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| D | s_tanh.c | 46 static const double one = 1.0, two = 2.0, huge = 1.0e300; variable
69 t = expm1(two*fabs(x)); in tanh()
70 z = one - two/(t+two); in tanh()
72 t = expm1(-two*fabs(x)); in tanh()
73 z= -t/(t+two); in tanh()
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| D | e_jnf.c | 29 two = 2.0000000000e+00, /* 0x40000000 */ variable
136 v = two/x; in jnf()
144 di -= two; in jnf()
152 di -= two; in jnf()
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| D | e_jn.c | 48 two = 2.00000000000000000000e+00, /* 0x40000000, 0x00000000 */ variable
179 v = two/x; in jn()
187 di -= two; in jn()
195 di -= two; in jn()
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| D | s_erff.c | 28 two = 2, variable
171 if(hx<0&&ix>=0x40a00000) return two-tiny;/* x < -5 */ in erfcf()
177 if(hx>0) return r/x; else return two-r/x; in erfcf()
179 if(hx>0) return tiny*tiny; else return two-tiny; in erfcf()
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| D | s_erf.c | 120 two = 2, variable
294 if(hx<0&&ix>=0x40180000) return two-tiny;/* x < -6 */ in erfc()
301 if(hx>0) return r/x; else return two-r/x; in erfc()
303 if(hx>0) return tiny*tiny; else return two-tiny; in erfc()
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| D | e_powf.c | 31 two = 2.0, variable
245 r = (z*t1)/(t1-two)-(w+z*w); in powf()
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| D | e_pow.c | 73 two = 2.0, variable
303 r = (z*t1)/(t1-two)-(w+z*w); in pow()
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| /bionic/tests/ |
| D | setjmp_test.cpp | 77 SigSets() : one(MakeSigSet(0)), two(MakeSigSet(1)) { in SigSets()
93 sigset64_t two; member
113 sigprocmask64(SIG_SETMASK, &ss.two, nullptr); in TEST()
117 AssertSigmaskEquals(ss.two); in TEST()
131 sigprocmask64(SIG_SETMASK, &ss.two, nullptr); in TEST()
140 AssertSigmaskEquals(ss.two); in TEST()
153 sigprocmask64(SIG_SETMASK, &ss.two, nullptr); in TEST()
157 AssertSigmaskEquals(ss.two); in TEST()
169 sigprocmask64(SIG_SETMASK, &ss.two, nullptr); in TEST()
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| D | search_test.cpp | 157 q_node two(2); in TEST() local
163 insque(&two, &one); in TEST()
172 for (q_node* q = &two; q != nullptr; q = q->prev) { in TEST()
185 remque(&two); in TEST()
197 insque(&two, &one); in TEST()
212 remque(&two); in TEST()
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| D | fenv_test.cpp | 163 fexcept_t two; // FE_OVERFLOW | FE_UNDERFLOW in TEST() local
165 ASSERT_EQ(0, fegetexceptflag(&two, FE_OVERFLOW | FE_UNDERFLOW)); in TEST()
174 ASSERT_EQ(0, fesetexceptflag(&two, FE_ALL_EXCEPT)); in TEST()
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| D | link_test.cpp | 254 uintptr_t two; in TEST() member
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| /bionic/libc/malloc_hooks/ |
| D | README.md | 8 There are two ways to enable these hooks, set a special system
23 On 32 bit systems, these two deprecated functions are also replaced:
56 For the two deprecated functions pvalloc and valloc, if \_\_memalign\_hook
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| /bionic/libm/upstream-freebsd/lib/msun/ld128/ |
| D | s_erfl.c | 33 two = 2; variable
317 if(x < -9) return two-tiny; /* x < -9 */ in erfcl()
325 if(x>0) return r/ax; else return two-r/ax; in erfcl()
327 if(x>0) return tiny*tiny; else return two-tiny; in erfcl()
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| D | e_powl.c | 89 two = 2.0L, variable
430 r = (z * t1) / (t1 - two) - (w + z * w); in powl()
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| /bionic/libc/async_safe/ |
| D | README.md | 10 threads. Therefore, we maintain these two separate mechanisms.
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| /bionic/benchmarks/linker_relocation/ |
| D | README.md | 21 `gen_bench.py` has two modes:
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| /bionic/docs/ |
| D | fdsan.md | 14 For example, given two threads running the following code:
33 thread one thread two
42 …notes)] or security vulnerabilities are also possible (e.g. suppose thread two was saving user dat…
235 fdsan operates via two main primitives. `android_fdsan_exchange_owner_tag` modifies a file descript…
367 …* [Example one](https://android-review.googlesource.com/c/platform/system/core/+/721985), [two](ht…
370 …* [Example one](https://android-review.googlesource.com/c/platform/system/bt/+/710104), [two](http…
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| D | native_allocator.md | 10 It is important to note that there are two modes for a native allocator
92 of allocation routines such as what happens when a non-power of two alignment
147 For all of these benchmark runs, it can be useful to add these two options:
303 This will build two executables:
308 And these two benchmark executables:
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| D | fdtrack.md | 7 fdtrack consists of two parts: a set of hooks in bionic to register a callback
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| D | defines.md | 47 itself, use `__ANDROID_NDK__` to differentiate between those two circumstances.
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| /bionic/libc/system_properties/ |
| D | prop_area.cpp | 220 static int cmp_prop_name(const char* one, uint32_t one_len, const char* two, uint32_t two_len) { in cmp_prop_name() argument
226 return strncmp(one, two, one_len); in cmp_prop_name()
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| /bionic/libc/ |
| D | SYSCALLS.TXT | 170 # sizeof(off_t) == sizeof(off64_t), so there we emit two symbols that are
171 # aliases. On 32-bit systems, we have two different system calls.
182 # (fallocate only gets two lines because there is no 32-bit variant.)
185 # (ftruncate only gets two lines because 32-bit bionic only uses the 64-bit call.)
188 # (mmap only gets two lines because 32-bit bionic only uses the 64-bit call.)
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| /bionic/libc/malloc_debug/ |
| D | README_api.md | 4 in a process. The libc library in Android exports two calls that can be
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| /bionic/benchmarks/ |
| D | README.md | 72 AT_<any power of two between 2 and 16384>_ALIGNED_<ONE|TWO>BUF
106 Google Benchmark uses two settings to control how many times to run each benchmark, "iterations" and
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