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It turns out we were using the CPU accounting cgroups for keeping track of processes that were forked by an app without the framework's knowledge, so we could kill all of them reliably (see b/15313911 for context). Since we want to use memory cgroups for other purposes, we might as well use memory cgroups for tracking forked PIDs if they're enabled. This also gets us automatic cleanup of empty mem cgroups. Also, removed old mem cgroup mount point that is no longer used, as well as cgroup release agent code that we're not using. Change-Id: I69d5cc31c162ffa49ef6945755f41381e306cc8b |
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