Java Code Examples for sun.management.snmp.util.SnmpCachedData#find()
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Example 1
| Source File: JvmMemGCTableMetaImpl.java From dragonwell8_jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Returns the index that immediately follows the given
* <var>index</var>. The returned index is strictly greater
* than the given <var>index</var>, and is contained in the table.
* <br>If the given <var>index</var> is null, returns the first
* index in the table.
* <br>If there are no index after the given <var>index</var>,
* returns null.
* This method is an optimization for the case where the
* SnmpTableHandler is in fact an instance of SnmpCachedData.
**/
public SnmpOid getNext(SnmpCachedData datas, SnmpOid index) {
final boolean dbg = log.isDebugOn();
// We're going to loop until we find an instance of
// GarbageCollectorMXBean. First we attempt to find
// the next element whose OID follows the given index.
// If `index' is null, the insertion point is -1
// (the next is 0 = -insertion - 1)
//
final int insertion = (index==null)?-1:datas.find(index);
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","oid="+index+
" at insertion="+insertion);
int next;
if (insertion > -1) next = insertion+1;
else next = -insertion -1;
// Now `next' points to the element that imediately
// follows the given `index'. We're going to loop
// through the table, starting at `next' (included),
// and return the first element which is an instance
// of GarbageCollectorMXBean.
//
for (;next<datas.indexes.length;next++) {
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","next="+next);
final Object value = datas.datas[next];
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","value["+next+"]=" +
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName());
if (value instanceof GarbageCollectorMXBean) {
// That's the next: return it.
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is a GarbageCollectorMXBean.");
return datas.indexes[next];
}
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is not a GarbageCollectorMXBean: " +
value.getClass().getName());
// skip to next index...
}
return null;
}
Example 2
| Source File: JvmMemGCTableMetaImpl.java From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Returns the index that immediately follows the given
* <var>index</var>. The returned index is strictly greater
* than the given <var>index</var>, and is contained in the table.
* <br>If the given <var>index</var> is null, returns the first
* index in the table.
* <br>If there are no index after the given <var>index</var>,
* returns null.
* This method is an optimization for the case where the
* SnmpTableHandler is in fact an instance of SnmpCachedData.
**/
public SnmpOid getNext(SnmpCachedData datas, SnmpOid index) {
final boolean dbg = log.isDebugOn();
// We're going to loop until we find an instance of
// GarbageCollectorMXBean. First we attempt to find
// the next element whose OID follows the given index.
// If `index' is null, the insertion point is -1
// (the next is 0 = -insertion - 1)
//
final int insertion = (index==null)?-1:datas.find(index);
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","oid="+index+
" at insertion="+insertion);
int next;
if (insertion > -1) next = insertion+1;
else next = -insertion -1;
// Now `next' points to the element that imediately
// follows the given `index'. We're going to loop
// through the table, starting at `next' (included),
// and return the first element which is an instance
// of GarbageCollectorMXBean.
//
for (;next<datas.indexes.length;next++) {
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","next="+next);
final Object value = datas.datas[next];
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","value["+next+"]=" +
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName());
if (value instanceof GarbageCollectorMXBean) {
// That's the next: return it.
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is a GarbageCollectorMXBean.");
return datas.indexes[next];
}
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is not a GarbageCollectorMXBean: " +
value.getClass().getName());
// skip to next index...
}
return null;
}
Example 3
| Source File: JvmMemGCTableMetaImpl.java From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Returns the index that immediately follows the given
* <var>index</var>. The returned index is strictly greater
* than the given <var>index</var>, and is contained in the table.
* <br>If the given <var>index</var> is null, returns the first
* index in the table.
* <br>If there are no index after the given <var>index</var>,
* returns null.
* This method is an optimization for the case where the
* SnmpTableHandler is in fact an instance of SnmpCachedData.
**/
public SnmpOid getNext(SnmpCachedData datas, SnmpOid index) {
final boolean dbg = log.isDebugOn();
// We're going to loop until we find an instance of
// GarbageCollectorMXBean. First we attempt to find
// the next element whose OID follows the given index.
// If `index' is null, the insertion point is -1
// (the next is 0 = -insertion - 1)
//
final int insertion = (index==null)?-1:datas.find(index);
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","oid="+index+
" at insertion="+insertion);
int next;
if (insertion > -1) next = insertion+1;
else next = -insertion -1;
// Now `next' points to the element that imediately
// follows the given `index'. We're going to loop
// through the table, starting at `next' (included),
// and return the first element which is an instance
// of GarbageCollectorMXBean.
//
for (;next<datas.indexes.length;next++) {
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","next="+next);
final Object value = datas.datas[next];
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","value["+next+"]=" +
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName());
if (value instanceof GarbageCollectorMXBean) {
// That's the next: return it.
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is a GarbageCollectorMXBean.");
return datas.indexes[next];
}
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is not a GarbageCollectorMXBean: " +
value.getClass().getName());
// skip to next index...
}
return null;
}
Example 4
| Source File: JvmMemGCTableMetaImpl.java From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Returns the index that immediately follows the given
* <var>index</var>. The returned index is strictly greater
* than the given <var>index</var>, and is contained in the table.
* <br>If the given <var>index</var> is null, returns the first
* index in the table.
* <br>If there are no index after the given <var>index</var>,
* returns null.
* This method is an optimization for the case where the
* SnmpTableHandler is in fact an instance of SnmpCachedData.
**/
public SnmpOid getNext(SnmpCachedData datas, SnmpOid index) {
final boolean dbg = log.isDebugOn();
// We're going to loop until we find an instance of
// GarbageCollectorMXBean. First we attempt to find
// the next element whose OID follows the given index.
// If `index' is null, the insertion point is -1
// (the next is 0 = -insertion - 1)
//
final int insertion = (index==null)?-1:datas.find(index);
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","oid="+index+
" at insertion="+insertion);
int next;
if (insertion > -1) next = insertion+1;
else next = -insertion -1;
// Now `next' points to the element that imediately
// follows the given `index'. We're going to loop
// through the table, starting at `next' (included),
// and return the first element which is an instance
// of GarbageCollectorMXBean.
//
for (;next<datas.indexes.length;next++) {
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","next="+next);
final Object value = datas.datas[next];
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","value["+next+"]=" +
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName());
if (value instanceof GarbageCollectorMXBean) {
// That's the next: return it.
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is a GarbageCollectorMXBean.");
return datas.indexes[next];
}
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is not a GarbageCollectorMXBean: " +
value.getClass().getName());
// skip to next index...
}
return null;
}
Example 5
| Source File: JvmMemGCTableMetaImpl.java From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Returns the index that immediately follows the given
* <var>index</var>. The returned index is strictly greater
* than the given <var>index</var>, and is contained in the table.
* <br>If the given <var>index</var> is null, returns the first
* index in the table.
* <br>If there are no index after the given <var>index</var>,
* returns null.
* This method is an optimization for the case where the
* SnmpTableHandler is in fact an instance of SnmpCachedData.
**/
public SnmpOid getNext(SnmpCachedData datas, SnmpOid index) {
final boolean dbg = log.isDebugOn();
// We're going to loop until we find an instance of
// GarbageCollectorMXBean. First we attempt to find
// the next element whose OID follows the given index.
// If `index' is null, the insertion point is -1
// (the next is 0 = -insertion - 1)
//
final int insertion = (index==null)?-1:datas.find(index);
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","oid="+index+
" at insertion="+insertion);
int next;
if (insertion > -1) next = insertion+1;
else next = -insertion -1;
// Now `next' points to the element that imediately
// follows the given `index'. We're going to loop
// through the table, starting at `next' (included),
// and return the first element which is an instance
// of GarbageCollectorMXBean.
//
for (;next<datas.indexes.length;next++) {
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","next="+next);
final Object value = datas.datas[next];
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","value["+next+"]=" +
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName());
if (value instanceof GarbageCollectorMXBean) {
// That's the next: return it.
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is a GarbageCollectorMXBean.");
return datas.indexes[next];
}
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is not a GarbageCollectorMXBean: " +
value.getClass().getName());
// skip to next index...
}
return null;
}
Example 6
| Source File: JvmMemGCTableMetaImpl.java From jdk8u-jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Returns the index that immediately follows the given
* <var>index</var>. The returned index is strictly greater
* than the given <var>index</var>, and is contained in the table.
* <br>If the given <var>index</var> is null, returns the first
* index in the table.
* <br>If there are no index after the given <var>index</var>,
* returns null.
* This method is an optimization for the case where the
* SnmpTableHandler is in fact an instance of SnmpCachedData.
**/
public SnmpOid getNext(SnmpCachedData datas, SnmpOid index) {
final boolean dbg = log.isDebugOn();
// We're going to loop until we find an instance of
// GarbageCollectorMXBean. First we attempt to find
// the next element whose OID follows the given index.
// If `index' is null, the insertion point is -1
// (the next is 0 = -insertion - 1)
//
final int insertion = (index==null)?-1:datas.find(index);
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","oid="+index+
" at insertion="+insertion);
int next;
if (insertion > -1) next = insertion+1;
else next = -insertion -1;
// Now `next' points to the element that imediately
// follows the given `index'. We're going to loop
// through the table, starting at `next' (included),
// and return the first element which is an instance
// of GarbageCollectorMXBean.
//
for (;next<datas.indexes.length;next++) {
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","next="+next);
final Object value = datas.datas[next];
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","value["+next+"]=" +
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName());
if (value instanceof GarbageCollectorMXBean) {
// That's the next: return it.
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is a GarbageCollectorMXBean.");
return datas.indexes[next];
}
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is not a GarbageCollectorMXBean: " +
value.getClass().getName());
// skip to next index...
}
return null;
}
Example 7
| Source File: JvmMemGCTableMetaImpl.java From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Returns the index that immediately follows the given
* <var>index</var>. The returned index is strictly greater
* than the given <var>index</var>, and is contained in the table.
* <br>If the given <var>index</var> is null, returns the first
* index in the table.
* <br>If there are no index after the given <var>index</var>,
* returns null.
* This method is an optimization for the case where the
* SnmpTableHandler is in fact an instance of SnmpCachedData.
**/
public SnmpOid getNext(SnmpCachedData datas, SnmpOid index) {
final boolean dbg = log.isDebugOn();
// We're going to loop until we find an instance of
// GarbageCollectorMXBean. First we attempt to find
// the next element whose OID follows the given index.
// If `index' is null, the insertion point is -1
// (the next is 0 = -insertion - 1)
//
final int insertion = (index==null)?-1:datas.find(index);
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","oid="+index+
" at insertion="+insertion);
int next;
if (insertion > -1) next = insertion+1;
else next = -insertion -1;
// Now `next' points to the element that imediately
// follows the given `index'. We're going to loop
// through the table, starting at `next' (included),
// and return the first element which is an instance
// of GarbageCollectorMXBean.
//
for (;next<datas.indexes.length;next++) {
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","next="+next);
final Object value = datas.datas[next];
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","value["+next+"]=" +
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName());
if (value instanceof GarbageCollectorMXBean) {
// That's the next: return it.
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is a GarbageCollectorMXBean.");
return datas.indexes[next];
}
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is not a GarbageCollectorMXBean: " +
value.getClass().getName());
// skip to next index...
}
return null;
}
Example 8
| Source File: JvmMemGCTableMetaImpl.java From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Returns the index that immediately follows the given
* <var>index</var>. The returned index is strictly greater
* than the given <var>index</var>, and is contained in the table.
* <br>If the given <var>index</var> is null, returns the first
* index in the table.
* <br>If there are no index after the given <var>index</var>,
* returns null.
* This method is an optimization for the case where the
* SnmpTableHandler is in fact an instance of SnmpCachedData.
**/
public SnmpOid getNext(SnmpCachedData datas, SnmpOid index) {
final boolean dbg = log.isDebugOn();
// We're going to loop until we find an instance of
// GarbageCollectorMXBean. First we attempt to find
// the next element whose OID follows the given index.
// If `index' is null, the insertion point is -1
// (the next is 0 = -insertion - 1)
//
final int insertion = (index==null)?-1:datas.find(index);
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","oid="+index+
" at insertion="+insertion);
int next;
if (insertion > -1) next = insertion+1;
else next = -insertion -1;
// Now `next' points to the element that imediately
// follows the given `index'. We're going to loop
// through the table, starting at `next' (included),
// and return the first element which is an instance
// of GarbageCollectorMXBean.
//
for (;next<datas.indexes.length;next++) {
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","next="+next);
final Object value = datas.datas[next];
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","value["+next+"]=" +
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName());
if (value instanceof GarbageCollectorMXBean) {
// That's the next: return it.
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is a GarbageCollectorMXBean.");
return datas.indexes[next];
}
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is not a GarbageCollectorMXBean: " +
value.getClass().getName());
// skip to next index...
}
return null;
}
Example 9
| Source File: JvmMemGCTableMetaImpl.java From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Returns the index that immediately follows the given
* <var>index</var>. The returned index is strictly greater
* than the given <var>index</var>, and is contained in the table.
* <br>If the given <var>index</var> is null, returns the first
* index in the table.
* <br>If there are no index after the given <var>index</var>,
* returns null.
* This method is an optimization for the case where the
* SnmpTableHandler is in fact an instance of SnmpCachedData.
**/
public SnmpOid getNext(SnmpCachedData datas, SnmpOid index) {
final boolean dbg = log.isDebugOn();
// We're going to loop until we find an instance of
// GarbageCollectorMXBean. First we attempt to find
// the next element whose OID follows the given index.
// If `index' is null, the insertion point is -1
// (the next is 0 = -insertion - 1)
//
final int insertion = (index==null)?-1:datas.find(index);
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","oid="+index+
" at insertion="+insertion);
int next;
if (insertion > -1) next = insertion+1;
else next = -insertion -1;
// Now `next' points to the element that imediately
// follows the given `index'. We're going to loop
// through the table, starting at `next' (included),
// and return the first element which is an instance
// of GarbageCollectorMXBean.
//
for (;next<datas.indexes.length;next++) {
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","next="+next);
final Object value = datas.datas[next];
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","value["+next+"]=" +
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName());
if (value instanceof GarbageCollectorMXBean) {
// That's the next: return it.
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is a GarbageCollectorMXBean.");
return datas.indexes[next];
}
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is not a GarbageCollectorMXBean: " +
value.getClass().getName());
// skip to next index...
}
return null;
}
Example 10
| Source File: JvmMemGCTableMetaImpl.java From jdk8u_jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Returns the index that immediately follows the given
* <var>index</var>. The returned index is strictly greater
* than the given <var>index</var>, and is contained in the table.
* <br>If the given <var>index</var> is null, returns the first
* index in the table.
* <br>If there are no index after the given <var>index</var>,
* returns null.
* This method is an optimization for the case where the
* SnmpTableHandler is in fact an instance of SnmpCachedData.
**/
public SnmpOid getNext(SnmpCachedData datas, SnmpOid index) {
final boolean dbg = log.isDebugOn();
// We're going to loop until we find an instance of
// GarbageCollectorMXBean. First we attempt to find
// the next element whose OID follows the given index.
// If `index' is null, the insertion point is -1
// (the next is 0 = -insertion - 1)
//
final int insertion = (index==null)?-1:datas.find(index);
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","oid="+index+
" at insertion="+insertion);
int next;
if (insertion > -1) next = insertion+1;
else next = -insertion -1;
// Now `next' points to the element that imediately
// follows the given `index'. We're going to loop
// through the table, starting at `next' (included),
// and return the first element which is an instance
// of GarbageCollectorMXBean.
//
for (;next<datas.indexes.length;next++) {
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","next="+next);
final Object value = datas.datas[next];
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","value["+next+"]=" +
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName());
if (value instanceof GarbageCollectorMXBean) {
// That's the next: return it.
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is a GarbageCollectorMXBean.");
return datas.indexes[next];
}
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is not a GarbageCollectorMXBean: " +
value.getClass().getName());
// skip to next index...
}
return null;
}
Example 11
| Source File: JvmMemGCTableMetaImpl.java From jdk8u-jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Returns the index that immediately follows the given
* <var>index</var>. The returned index is strictly greater
* than the given <var>index</var>, and is contained in the table.
* <br>If the given <var>index</var> is null, returns the first
* index in the table.
* <br>If there are no index after the given <var>index</var>,
* returns null.
* This method is an optimization for the case where the
* SnmpTableHandler is in fact an instance of SnmpCachedData.
**/
public SnmpOid getNext(SnmpCachedData datas, SnmpOid index) {
final boolean dbg = log.isDebugOn();
// We're going to loop until we find an instance of
// GarbageCollectorMXBean. First we attempt to find
// the next element whose OID follows the given index.
// If `index' is null, the insertion point is -1
// (the next is 0 = -insertion - 1)
//
final int insertion = (index==null)?-1:datas.find(index);
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","oid="+index+
" at insertion="+insertion);
int next;
if (insertion > -1) next = insertion+1;
else next = -insertion -1;
// Now `next' points to the element that imediately
// follows the given `index'. We're going to loop
// through the table, starting at `next' (included),
// and return the first element which is an instance
// of GarbageCollectorMXBean.
//
for (;next<datas.indexes.length;next++) {
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","next="+next);
final Object value = datas.datas[next];
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","value["+next+"]=" +
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName());
if (value instanceof GarbageCollectorMXBean) {
// That's the next: return it.
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is a GarbageCollectorMXBean.");
return datas.indexes[next];
}
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is not a GarbageCollectorMXBean: " +
value.getClass().getName());
// skip to next index...
}
return null;
}
Example 12
| Source File: JvmMemGCTableMetaImpl.java From jdk8u-dev-jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Returns the index that immediately follows the given
* <var>index</var>. The returned index is strictly greater
* than the given <var>index</var>, and is contained in the table.
* <br>If the given <var>index</var> is null, returns the first
* index in the table.
* <br>If there are no index after the given <var>index</var>,
* returns null.
* This method is an optimization for the case where the
* SnmpTableHandler is in fact an instance of SnmpCachedData.
**/
public SnmpOid getNext(SnmpCachedData datas, SnmpOid index) {
final boolean dbg = log.isDebugOn();
// We're going to loop until we find an instance of
// GarbageCollectorMXBean. First we attempt to find
// the next element whose OID follows the given index.
// If `index' is null, the insertion point is -1
// (the next is 0 = -insertion - 1)
//
final int insertion = (index==null)?-1:datas.find(index);
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","oid="+index+
" at insertion="+insertion);
int next;
if (insertion > -1) next = insertion+1;
else next = -insertion -1;
// Now `next' points to the element that imediately
// follows the given `index'. We're going to loop
// through the table, starting at `next' (included),
// and return the first element which is an instance
// of GarbageCollectorMXBean.
//
for (;next<datas.indexes.length;next++) {
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","next="+next);
final Object value = datas.datas[next];
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter","value["+next+"]=" +
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName());
if (value instanceof GarbageCollectorMXBean) {
// That's the next: return it.
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is a GarbageCollectorMXBean.");
return datas.indexes[next];
}
if (dbg) log.debug("GCTableFilter",
((MemoryManagerMXBean)value).getName() +
" is not a GarbageCollectorMXBean: " +
value.getClass().getName());
// skip to next index...
}
return null;
}
