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With profiling active, xallocx may decline to grow an allocation that is not page-aligned. The profiling path can require sampled xallocx growth to use page-aligned pointers; otherwise it can return the old usable size without committing the purged tail. Observed on Darwin, where decommit/commit are real VM state changes. The shrink/purge half succeeds and records a decommit, then the profiling-limited grow skips the matching commit. This is not Darwin-specific. Linux no-overcommit should expose the same mismatch. Usual Linux overcommit behavior papers it over by making commit/decommit hooks report unsupported, so both sides of the old equality check stay false. Relax the default-path assertion only while profiling is active, and add a page-aligned case that still requires xallocx shrink and grow to succeed, preserving commit/merge coverage. Assisted-by: Codex gpt-5.5 xhigh |
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