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11  * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
75 // warning message. The time duration is in milliseconds.
91 // Mask for testing whether a given alarm type is wakeup vs non-wakeup
217 // narrows the batch if necessary; presumes that canHold(alarm) is true
461 // Current heuristic: batchable window is 75% of either the recurrence interval
693 Slog.w(TAG, "set/setRepeating ignored because there is no intent");
819 Slog.w(TAG, "Not setting time since no alarm driver is available.");
957 for (int is=0; is<bs.filterStats.size(); is++) {
958 FilterStats fs = bs.filterStats.valueAt(is);
1010 for (int is=0; is<bs.filterStats.size(); is++) {
1011 tmpFilters.add(bs.filterStats.valueAt(is));
1076 Slog.e(TAG, "CONSISTENCY FAILURE: Batch " + i + " is out of order");
1227 // Schedule the next upcoming wakeup alarm. If there is a deliverable batch
1418 // that is not yet deliverable
1422 // Everything else is scheduled for the future
1463 // This is a new alarm delivery set; bump the sequence number to indicate that
1610 // This is just a little paranoia, if somehow we have pending non-wakeup alarms
1611 // and the next delivery time is in the past, then just deliver them all. This
1676 // This IntentSender is no longer valid, but this
1677 // is a repeating alarm, so toss the hoser.
1744 // if there are no wakeup alarms and the screen is off, we can
1782 * @param pi PendingIntent to attribute blame to if ws is null.
1840 // This IntentSender is no longer valid, but this
1841 // is a repeating alarm, so toss the hoser.
1963 // This package is being updated; don't kill its alarms.
2048 // the next of our alarms is now in flight. reattribute the wakelock.