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docs(syscall): describe Syscall15 allocations as pooled

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brice · · 2026-10-22 06:46 UTC
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@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ import (
1010 "unsafe"
1111 )
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13-// Syscall15 calls fn with up to 15 integer-class arguments without
14-// allocating. Unused arguments must be 0. Unlike SyscallN it does not use a
13+// Syscall15 calls fn with up to 15 integer-class arguments. It does not
14+// allocate per call once its argument pool is warm. Unused arguments must be 0. Unlike SyscallN it does not use a
1515 // variadic argument slice. Like SyscallN, a uintptr converted from an
1616 // unsafe.Pointer in the call expression keeps its object alive and un-moved
1717 // for the duration of the call (go:uintptrescapes); the object escapes to
@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ import (
10 "unsafe"10 "unsafe"
11 )11 )
12 12
13-// Syscall15 calls fn with up to 15 integer-class arguments without13+// Syscall15 calls fn with up to 15 integer-class arguments. It does not
14-// allocating. Unused arguments must be 0. Unlike SyscallN it does not use a14+// allocate per call once its argument pool is warm. Unused arguments must be 0. Unlike SyscallN it does not use a
15 // variadic argument slice. Like SyscallN, a uintptr converted from an15 // variadic argument slice. Like SyscallN, a uintptr converted from an
16 // unsafe.Pointer in the call expression keeps its object alive and un-moved16 // unsafe.Pointer in the call expression keeps its object alive and un-moved
17 // for the duration of the call (go:uintptrescapes); the object escapes to17 // for the duration of the call (go:uintptrescapes); the object escapes to

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