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The device global infrastructure, as described in [DeviceGlobal.md](DeviceGlobal.md), provides mechanisms for mapping host and device instances of global variables, managing their lifetimes, and facilitating data transfer. Device-side coverage counters are treated as a special class of device globals:
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- They use the shared alloation type rather than the device allocation type for the underlying USM memory.
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- They use the shared allocation type rather than the device allocation type for the underlying USM memory.
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- They do not have corresponding `device_global` declarations in host code.
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- Their lifetime and cleanup are managed via the device global map, with integration footer code ensuring registration and deregistration.
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