alloc_phase.ViolationSites

1/// Represents an owned by-value snapshot of up to 16 distinct nonzero return2/// addresses captured during phase violations. The structure holds raw return3/// addresses and an active count without resolving symbols, capturing full4/// stack traces, or recording per-site occurrence counts. Because concurrent5/// threads race to register unrecorded sites into fixed slots, the retained set6/// reflects arrival order rather than a complete or ordered execution trace.7/// `SealedPhaseAllocator` maintains no site storage and always returns an empty8/// snapshot.9pub const ViolationSites = struct {10    addresses: [violation_site_capacity]usize = @splat(0),11    count: u8 = 0,1213    /// Borrows the populated prefix `addresses[0..count]` from this snapshot as14    /// a slice of addresses. The returned slice directly references the memory15    /// of this `ViolationSites` instance rather than the guard control block,16    /// so the caller must keep the snapshot alive and unmoved while using the17    /// slice.18    pub fn slice(self: *const ViolationSites) []const usize {19        return self.addresses[0..self.count];20    }21};

1/// Represents an owned by-value snapshot of up to 16 distinct nonzero return2/// addresses captured during phase violations. The structure holds raw return3/// addresses and an active count without resolving symbols, capturing full4/// stack traces, or recording per-site occurrence counts. Because concurrent5/// threads race to register unrecorded sites into fixed slots, the retained set6/// reflects arrival order rather than a complete or ordered execution trace.7/// `SealedPhaseAllocator` maintains no site storage and always returns an empty8/// snapshot.9pub const ViolationSites = allocator.ViolationSites;