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package org.gradle.process.internal.health.memory;

import org.gradle.internal.jvm.Jvm;

/**
 * Uses the JVM's own interpretation of total and free memory. Gives accurate values on Solaris.
 * On Linux or MacOs, the free memory metric doesn't include reclaimable file system caches and will thus always report that the system is almost out of memory.
 * Use {@link MemInfoOsMemoryInfo} and {@link NativeOsMemoryInfo} instead.
 * On Windows, this doesn't include the secondary commit limit, which is the maximum amount of virtual memory that can be allocated.
 * Use {@link WindowsOsMemoryInfo} instead.
 */
public class MBeanOsMemoryInfo implements OsMemoryInfo {

    @Override
    public OsMemoryStatus getOsSnapshot() {
        String totalMemoryAttribute = Jvm.current().isIbmJvm() ? "TotalPhysicalMemory" : "TotalPhysicalMemorySize";
        long total = MBeanAttributeProvider.getMbeanAttribute("java.lang:type=OperatingSystem", totalMemoryAttribute, Long.class);
        long free = MBeanAttributeProvider.getMbeanAttribute("java.lang:type=OperatingSystem", "FreePhysicalMemorySize", Long.class);
        return new OsMemoryStatusSnapshot(total, free);
    }
}
