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/*
    Copyright © 1995-2012, The AROS Development Team. All rights reserved.
    $Id$
*/

#include <aros/debug.h>
#include <exec/rawfmt.h>
#include <proto/kernel.h>

#include "exec_intern.h"
#include "exec_util.h"
#include "etask.h"
#include "memory.h"
#include "mungwall.h"

#define DMH(x)

/*
 * Find MemHeader to which address belongs.
 * This function is legal to be called in supervisor mode (we use TypeOfMem()
 * in order to validate addresses in tons of places). So, here are checks.
 */
struct MemHeader *FindMem(APTR address, struct ExecBase *SysBase)
{
    int usermode = (KernelBase != NULL) && (KrnIsSuper() == 0);
    struct MemHeader *mh;

    /* Nobody should change the memory list now. */
    if (usermode) MEM_LOCK_SHARED;

    /* Follow the list of MemHeaders */
    mh = (struct MemHeader *)SysBase->MemList.lh_Head;

    while (mh->mh_Node.ln_Succ != NULL)
    {
        /* Check if this MemHeader fits */
        if (address >= mh->mh_Lower && address < mh->mh_Upper)
        {
            /* Yes. Return it. */
            if (usermode) MEM_UNLOCK;
            return mh;
        }

        /* Go to next MemHeader */
        mh = (struct MemHeader *)mh->mh_Node.ln_Succ;
    }

    if (usermode) MEM_UNLOCK;
    return NULL;
}

char *FormatMMContext(char *buffer, struct MMContext *ctx, struct ExecBase *SysBase)
{
    if (ctx->addr)
        buffer = NewRawDoFmt("In %s, block at 0x%p, size %lu", (VOID_FUNC)RAWFMTFUNC_STRING, buffer, ctx->func, ctx->addr, ctx->size) - 1;
    else
        buffer = NewRawDoFmt("In %s, size %lu", (VOID_FUNC)RAWFMTFUNC_STRING, buffer, ctx->func, ctx->size) - 1;
    
    if (ctx->mc)
    {
        buffer = NewRawDoFmt("\nCorrupted MemChunk 0x%p (next 0x%p, size %lu)", (VOID_FUNC)RAWFMTFUNC_STRING, buffer, ctx->mc, ctx->mc->mc_Next, ctx->mc->mc_Bytes) - 1;
        
        if (ctx->mcPrev)
            buffer = NewRawDoFmt("\nPrevious MemChunk 0x%p (next 0x%p, size %lu)", (VOID_FUNC)RAWFMTFUNC_STRING, buffer, ctx->mcPrev, ctx->mcPrev->mc_Next, ctx->mcPrev->mc_Bytes) - 1;
    }

    /* Print MemHeader details */
    buffer = NewRawDoFmt("\nMemHeader 0x%p (0x%p - 0x%p)", (VOID_FUNC)RAWFMTFUNC_STRING, buffer, ctx->mh, ctx->mh->mh_Lower, ctx->mh->mh_Upper) - 1;
    if ((IPTR)ctx->mh->mh_First & (MEMCHUNK_TOTAL - 1))
        buffer = NewRawDoFmt("\n- Unaligned first chunk address (0x%p)", (VOID_FUNC)RAWFMTFUNC_STRING, buffer, ctx->mh->mh_First) - 1;

    if (ctx->mh->mh_Free & (MEMCHUNK_TOTAL - 1))
        buffer = NewRawDoFmt("\n- Unaligned free space count (0x%p)", (VOID_FUNC)RAWFMTFUNC_STRING, buffer, ctx->mh->mh_Free) - 1;

    if (ctx->mh->mh_First)
    {
        if ((APTR)ctx->mh->mh_First < ctx->mh->mh_Lower)
            buffer = NewRawDoFmt("\n- First chunk (0x%p) below lower address", (VOID_FUNC)RAWFMTFUNC_STRING, buffer, ctx->mh->mh_First) - 1;

        if (((APTR)ctx->mh->mh_First + ctx->mh->mh_Free > ctx->mh->mh_Upper))
            buffer = NewRawDoFmt("\n- Free space count too large (%lu, first chunk 0x%xp)", (VOID_FUNC)RAWFMTFUNC_STRING, buffer, ctx->mh->mh_Free, ctx->mh->mh_First) - 1;
    }

    return buffer;
}

#ifdef NO_CONSISTENCY_CHECKS

#define validateHeader(mh, op, addr, size, SysBase) TRUE
#define validateChunk(mc, prev, mh, op, addr, size, SysBase) TRUE

#else

static ULONG memAlerts[] =
{
    AT_DeadEnd|AN_MemoryInsane, /* MM_ALLOC   */
    AT_DeadEnd|AN_MemCorrupt,   /* MM_FREE    */
    AN_FreeTwice                /* MM_OVERLAP */
};

/*
 * MemHeader validation routine. Rules are:
 *
 * 1. Both mh_First and mh_Free must be MEMCHUNK_TOTAL-aligned.
 * 2. Free space (if present) must completely fit in between mh_Lower and mh_Upper.
 * We intentionally don't check header's own location. We assume that in future we'll
 * be able to put MEMF_CHIP headers inside MEMF_FAST memory, for speed up.
 */
static BOOL validateHeader(struct MemHeader *mh, UBYTE op, APTR addr, IPTR size, struct TraceLocation *tp, struct ExecBase *SysBase)
{
    if (((IPTR)mh->mh_First & (MEMCHUNK_TOTAL - 1)) || (mh->mh_Free & (MEMCHUNK_TOTAL - 1)) ||          /* 1 */
        (mh->mh_First &&
         (((APTR)mh->mh_First < mh->mh_Lower) || ((APTR)mh->mh_First + mh->mh_Free > mh->mh_Upper))))   /* 2 */
    {
        if (tp)
        {
            /* TraceLocation is not supplied by PrepareExecBase(). Fail silently. */
            struct MMContext alertData;

            alertData.mh     = mh;
            alertData.mc     = NULL;
            alertData.mcPrev = NULL;
            alertData.func   = tp->function;
            alertData.addr   = addr;
            alertData.size   = size;
            alertData.op     = op;

            Exec_ExtAlert(memAlerts[op], tp->caller, tp->stack, AT_MEMORY, &alertData, SysBase);
        }

        /*
         * Theoretically during very early boot we can fail to post an alert (no KernelBase yet).
         * In this case we return with fault indication.
         */
        return FALSE;
    }
    return TRUE;
}

/*
 * MemChunk consistency check. Rules are:
 *
 * 1. Both mc_Next and mc_Bytes must me MEMCHUNK_TOTAL-aligned, and mc_Bytes can not be zero.
 * 2. End of this chunk must not be greater than mh->mh_Upper
 * 3. mc_Next (if present) must point in between end of this chunk and mh->mh_Upper - MEMCHUNK_TOTAL.
 *    There must be at least MEMHCUNK_TOTAL allocated bytes between free chunks.
 *
 * This function is inlined for speed improvements.
 */
static inline BOOL validateChunk(struct MemChunk *p2, struct MemChunk *p1, struct MemHeader *mh,
                                 UBYTE op, APTR addr, IPTR size,
                                 struct TraceLocation *tp, struct ExecBase *SysBase)
{
    if (((IPTR)p2->mc_Next & (MEMCHUNK_TOTAL-1)) || (p2->mc_Bytes == 0) || (p2->mc_Bytes & (MEMCHUNK_TOTAL-1))  ||      /* 1 */
        ((APTR)p2 + p2->mc_Bytes > mh->mh_Upper)                                                                ||      /* 2 */
        (p2->mc_Next && (((APTR)p2->mc_Next < (APTR)p2 + p2->mc_Bytes + MEMCHUNK_TOTAL) ||                              /* 3 */
                         ((APTR)p2->mc_Next > mh->mh_Upper - MEMCHUNK_TOTAL))))
    {
        if (tp)
        {
            struct MMContext alertData;

            alertData.mh     = mh;
            alertData.mc     = p2;
            alertData.mcPrev = (p1 == (struct MemChunk *)&mh->mh_First) ? NULL : p1;
            alertData.func   = tp->function;
            alertData.addr   = addr;
            alertData.size   = size;
            alertData.op     = op;

            Exec_ExtAlert(memAlerts[op], tp->caller, tp->stack, AT_MEMORY, &alertData, SysBase);
        }
        return FALSE;
    }

    return TRUE;
}

#endif

/*
 * Allocate block from the given MemHeader in a specific way.
 * This routine can be called with SysBase = NULL.
 */
APTR stdAlloc(struct MemHeader *mh, IPTR size, ULONG requirements, struct TraceLocation *tp, struct ExecBase *SysBase)
{
    /* First round byteSize up to a multiple of MEMCHUNK_TOTAL */
    IPTR byteSize = AROS_ROUNDUP2(size, MEMCHUNK_TOTAL);
    struct MemChunk *mc=NULL, *p1, *p2;

    /* Validate MemHeader before doing anything. */
    if (!validateHeader(mh, MM_ALLOC, NULL, size, tp, SysBase))
        return NULL;

    /*
     * The free memory list is only single linked, i.e. to remove
     * elements from the list I need the node's predecessor. For the
     * first element I can use mh->mh_First instead of a real predecessor.
     */
    p1 = (struct MemChunk *)&mh->mh_First;
    p2 = p1->mc_Next;

    /*
     * Follow the memory list. p1 is the previous MemChunk, p2 is the current one.
     * On 1st pass p1 points to mh->mh_First, so that changing p1->mc_Next actually
     * changes mh->mh_First.
     */
    while (p2 != NULL)
    {
        /* Validate the current chunk */
        if (!validateChunk(p2, p1, mh, MM_ALLOC, NULL, size, tp, SysBase))
            return NULL;

        /* Check if the current block is large enough */
        if (p2->mc_Bytes>=byteSize)
        {
            /* It is. */
            mc = p1;

            /* Use this one if MEMF_REVERSE is not set.*/
            if (!(requirements & MEMF_REVERSE))
                break;
            /* Else continue - there may be more to come. */
        }

        /* Go to next block */
        p1 = p2;
        p2 = p1->mc_Next;
    }

    /* Something found? */
    if (mc != NULL)
    {
        /* Remember: if MEMF_REVERSE is set p1 and p2 are now invalid. */
        p1 = mc;
        p2 = p1->mc_Next;

        /* Remove the block from the list and return it. */
        if (p2->mc_Bytes == byteSize)
        {
            /* Fits exactly. Just relink the list. */
            p1->mc_Next = p2->mc_Next;
            mc          = p2;
        }
        else
        {
            if (requirements & MEMF_REVERSE)
            {
                /* Return the last bytes. */
                p1->mc_Next=p2;
                mc = (struct MemChunk *)((UBYTE *)p2+p2->mc_Bytes-byteSize);
            }
            else
            {
                /* Return the first bytes. */
                p1->mc_Next=(struct MemChunk *)((UBYTE *)p2+byteSize);
                mc=p2;
            }

            p1           = p1->mc_Next;
            p1->mc_Next  = p2->mc_Next;
            p1->mc_Bytes = p2->mc_Bytes-byteSize;
        }

        mh->mh_Free -= byteSize;

        /* Clear the block if requested */
        if (requirements & MEMF_CLEAR)
            memset(mc, 0, byteSize);
    }

    return mc;
}

/* Free 'size' bytes starting at 'addr' belonging to MemHeader 'freeList' */
void stdDealloc(struct MemHeader *freeList, APTR addr, IPTR size, struct TraceLocation *tp, struct ExecBase *SysBase)
{
    APTR memoryBlock;
    IPTR byteSize;
    struct MemChunk *p1, *p2, *p3;
    UBYTE *p4;

    /* Make sure the MemHeader is OK */
    if (!validateHeader(freeList, MM_FREE, addr, size, tp, SysBase))
        return;

    /* Align size to the requirements */
    byteSize = size + ((IPTR)addr & (MEMCHUNK_TOTAL - 1));
    byteSize = (byteSize + MEMCHUNK_TOTAL-1) & ~(MEMCHUNK_TOTAL - 1);

    /* Align the block as well */
    memoryBlock = (APTR)((IPTR)addr & ~(MEMCHUNK_TOTAL-1));

    /*
        The free memory list is only single linked, i.e. to insert
        elements into the list I need the node as well as its
        predecessor. For the first element I can use freeList->mh_First
        instead of a real predecessor.
    */
    p1 = (struct MemChunk *)&freeList->mh_First;
    p2 = freeList->mh_First;

    /* Start and end(+1) of the block */
    p3 = (struct MemChunk *)memoryBlock;
    p4 = (UBYTE *)p3 + byteSize;

    /* No chunk in list? Just insert the current one and return. */
    if (p2 == NULL)
    {
        p3->mc_Bytes = byteSize;
        p3->mc_Next = NULL;
        p1->mc_Next = p3;
        freeList->mh_Free += byteSize;
        return;
    }

    /* Follow the list to find a place where to insert our memory. */
    do
    {
        if (!validateChunk(p2, p1, freeList, MM_FREE, addr, size, tp, SysBase))
            return;

        /* Found a block with a higher address? */
        if (p2 >= p3)
        {
#if !defined(NO_CONSISTENCY_CHECKS)
            /*
                If the memory to be freed overlaps with the current
                block something must be wrong.
            */
            if (p4>(UBYTE *)p2)
            {
                bug("[MM] Chunk allocator error\n");
                bug("[MM] Attempt to free %u bytes at 0x%p from MemHeader 0x%p\n", byteSize, memoryBlock, freeList);
                bug("[MM] Block overlaps (1) with chunk 0x%p (%u bytes)\n", p2, p2->mc_Bytes);

                Alert(AN_FreeTwice);
                return;
            }
#endif
            /* End the loop with p2 non-zero */
            break;
        }
        /* goto next block */
        p1 = p2;
        p2 = p2->mc_Next;

    /* If the loop ends with p2 zero add it at the end. */
    } while (p2 != NULL);

    /* If there was a previous block merge with it. */
    if (p1 != (struct MemChunk *)&freeList->mh_First)
    {
#if !defined(NO_CONSISTENCY_CHECKS)
        /* Check if they overlap. */
        if ((UBYTE *)p1 + p1->mc_Bytes > (UBYTE *)p3)
        {
            bug("[MM] Chunk allocator error\n");
            bug("[MM] Attempt to free %u bytes at 0x%p from MemHeader 0x%p\n", byteSize, memoryBlock, freeList);
            bug("[MM] Block overlaps (2) with chunk 0x%p (%u bytes)\n", p1, p1->mc_Bytes);

            Alert(AN_FreeTwice);
            return;
        }
#endif
        /* Merge if possible */
        if ((UBYTE *)p1 + p1->mc_Bytes == (UBYTE *)p3)
            p3 = p1;
        else
            /* Not possible to merge */
            p1->mc_Next = p3;
    }else
        /*
            There was no previous block. Just insert the memory at
            the start of the list.
        */
        p1->mc_Next = p3;

    /* Try to merge with next block (if there is one ;-) ). */
    if (p4 == (UBYTE *)p2 && p2 != NULL)
    {
        /*
           Overlap checking already done. Doing it here after
           the list potentially changed would be a bad idea.
        */
        p4 += p2->mc_Bytes;
        p2 = p2->mc_Next;
    }
    /* relink the list and return. */
    p3->mc_Next = p2;
    p3->mc_Bytes = p4 - (UBYTE *)p3;
    freeList->mh_Free += byteSize;
}

/* 
 * TODO:
 * During transition period four routines below use nommu allocator.
 * When transition is complete they should use them only if MMU
 * is inactive. Otherwise they should use KrnAllocPages()/KrnFreePages().
 */

/* Non-mungwalled AllocAbs(). Does not destroy sideways regions. */
APTR InternalAllocAbs(APTR location, IPTR byteSize, struct ExecBase *SysBase)
{
    return nommu_AllocAbs(location, byteSize, SysBase);
}

/*
 * Use this if you want to free region allocated by InternalAllocAbs().
 * Otherwise you hit mungwall problem (FreeMem() expects header).
 */
void InternalFreeMem(APTR location, IPTR byteSize, struct TraceLocation *loc, struct ExecBase *SysBase)
{
    nommu_FreeMem(location, byteSize, loc, SysBase);
}

/*
 * Allocate a region managed by own header. Usable size is reduced by size
 * of header.
 */
APTR AllocMemHeader(IPTR size, ULONG flags, struct TraceLocation *loc, struct ExecBase *SysBase)
{
    struct MemHeader *mh;

    mh = nommu_AllocMem(size, flags, loc, SysBase);
    DMH(bug("[AllocMemHeader] Allocated %u bytes at 0x%p\n", size, mh));

    if (mh)
    {
        struct MemHeader *orig = FindMem(mh, SysBase);

        size -= MEMHEADER_TOTAL;

        /*
         * Initialize new MemHeader.
         * Inherit attributes from system MemHeader from which
         * our chunk was allocated.
         */
        mh->mh_Node.ln_Type     = NT_MEMORY;
        mh->mh_Node.ln_Pri      = orig->mh_Node.ln_Pri;
        mh->mh_Attributes       = orig->mh_Attributes;
        mh->mh_Lower            = (APTR)mh + MEMHEADER_TOTAL;
        mh->mh_Upper            = mh->mh_Lower + size;
        mh->mh_First            = mh->mh_Lower;
        mh->mh_Free             = size;

        /* Create the first (and the only) MemChunk */
        mh->mh_First->mc_Next   = NULL;
        mh->mh_First->mc_Bytes  = size;
    }
    return mh;
}

/* Free a region allocated by AllocMemHeader() */
void FreeMemHeader(APTR addr, struct TraceLocation *loc, struct ExecBase *SysBase)
{
    ULONG size = ((struct MemHeader *)addr)->mh_Upper - addr;

    DMH(bug("[FreeMemHeader] Freeing %u bytes at 0x%p\n", size, addr));
    nommu_FreeMem(addr, size, loc, SysBase);
}

/*
 * This is our own Enqueue() version. Currently the only differece is that
 * we insert our node before the first node with LOWER OR EQUAL priority,
 * so that for nodes with equal priority it will be LIFO, not FIFO queue.
 * This speeds up the allocator.
 * TODO: implement secondary sorting by mh_Free. This will allow to
 * implement best-match algorithm (so that puddles with smaller free space
 * will be picked up first). This way the smallest allocations will reuse
 * smallest chunks instead of fragmenting large ones.
 */
static void EnqueueMemHeader(struct MinList *list, struct MemHeader *mh)
{
    struct MemHeader *next;

    /* Look through the list */
    ForeachNode (list, next)
    {
        /*
            Look for the first MemHeader with a lower or equal pri as the node
            we have to insert into the list.
        */
        if (mh->mh_Node.ln_Pri >= next->mh_Node.ln_Pri)
            break;
    }

    /* Insert the node before next */
    mh->mh_Node.ln_Pred            = next->mh_Node.ln_Pred;
    mh->mh_Node.ln_Succ            = &next->mh_Node;
    next->mh_Node.ln_Pred->ln_Succ = &mh->mh_Node;
    next->mh_Node.ln_Pred          = &mh->mh_Node;
}

/*
 * Allocate memory with given physical properties from the given pool.
 * Our pools can be mixed. This means that different puddles from the
 * pool can have different physical flags. For example the same pool
 * can contain puddles from both CHIP and FAST memory. This is done in
 * order to provide a single system default pool for all types of memory.
 */
APTR InternalAllocPooled(APTR poolHeader, IPTR memSize, ULONG flags, struct TraceLocation *loc, struct ExecBase *SysBase)
{
    struct ProtectedPool *pool = poolHeader + MEMHEADER_TOTAL;
    APTR ret = NULL;
    IPTR origSize;
    struct MemHeader *mh;

    D(bug("[exec] InternalAllocPooled(0x%p, %u, 0x%08X), header 0x%p\n", poolHeader, memSize, flags, pool));

    /*
     * Memory blocks allocated from the pool store pointers to the MemHeader they were
     * allocated from. This is done in order to avoid slow lookups in InternalFreePooled().
     * This is done in AllocVec()-alike manner; the pointer is placed right before the block.
     */
    memSize += sizeof(struct MemHeader *);
    origSize = memSize;

    /* If mungwall is enabled, count also size of walls */
    if (PrivExecBase(SysBase)->IntFlags & EXECF_MungWall)
        memSize += MUNGWALL_TOTAL_SIZE;

    if (pool->pool.Requirements & MEMF_SEM_PROTECTED)
    {
        ObtainSemaphore(&pool->sem);
    }

    /* Follow the list of MemHeaders */
    mh = (struct MemHeader *)pool->pool.PuddleList.mlh_Head;
    for(;;)
    {
        ULONG physFlags = flags & MEMF_PHYSICAL_MASK;

        /* Are there no more MemHeaders? */
        if (mh->mh_Node.ln_Succ == NULL)
        {
            /*
             * Get a new one.
             * Usually we allocate puddles of default size, specified during
             * pool creation. However we can be asked to allocate block whose
             * size will be larger than default puddle size.
             * Previously this was handled by threshSize parameter. In our new
             * implementation we just allocate enlarged puddle. This is done
             * in order not to waste page tails beyond the allocated large block.
             * These tails will be used for our pool too. Their size is smaller
             * than page size but they still perfectly fit for small allocations
             * (the primary use for pools).
             * Since our large block is also a puddle, it will be reused for our
             * pool when the block is freed. It can also be reused for another
             * large allocation, if it fits in.
             * Our final puddle size still includes MEMHEADER_TOTAL in any case.
             */
            IPTR puddleSize = pool->pool.PuddleSize;

            if (memSize > puddleSize - MEMHEADER_TOTAL)
            {
                IPTR align = PrivExecBase(SysBase)->PageSize - 1;

                puddleSize = memSize + MEMHEADER_TOTAL;
                /* Align the size up to page boundary */
                puddleSize = (puddleSize + align) & ~align;
            }

            mh = AllocMemHeader(puddleSize, flags, loc, SysBase);
            D(bug("[InternalAllocPooled] Allocated new puddle 0x%p, size %u\n", mh, puddleSize));

            /* No memory left? */
            if (mh == NULL)
                break;

            /* Add the new puddle to our pool */
            mh->mh_Node.ln_Name = (STRPTR)pool;
            Enqueue((struct List *)&pool->pool.PuddleList, &mh->mh_Node);

            /* Fall through to get the memory */
        }
        else
        {
            /* Ignore existing MemHeaders with memory type that differ from the requested ones */
            if (physFlags & ~mh->mh_Attributes)
            {
                D(bug("[InternalAllocPooled] Wrong flags for puddle 0x%p (wanted 0x%08X, have 0x%08X\n", flags, mh->mh_Attributes));

                mh = (struct MemHeader *)mh->mh_Node.ln_Succ;
                continue;
            }
        }

        /* Try to get the memory */
        ret = stdAlloc(mh, memSize, flags, loc, SysBase);
        D(bug("[InternalAllocPooled] Allocated memory at 0x%p from puddle 0x%p\n", ret, mh));

        /* Got it? */
        if (ret != NULL)
        {
            /*
             * If this is not the first MemHeader and it has some free space,
             * move it forward (so that the next allocation will attempt to use it first).
             * IMPORTANT: We use modification of Enqueue() because we still sort MemHeaders
             * according to their priority (which they inherit from system MemHeaders).
             * This allows us to have mixed pools (e.g. with both CHIP and FAST regions). This
             * will be needed in future for memory protection.
             */
            if (mh->mh_Node.ln_Pred != NULL && mh->mh_Free > 32)
            {
                D(bug("[InternalAllocPooled] Re-sorting puddle list\n"));
                Remove(&mh->mh_Node);
                EnqueueMemHeader(&pool->pool.PuddleList, mh);
            }

            break;
        }

        /* No. Try next MemHeader */
        mh = (struct MemHeader *)mh->mh_Node.ln_Succ;
    }

    if (pool->pool.Requirements & MEMF_SEM_PROTECTED)
    {
        ReleaseSemaphore(&pool->sem);
    }

    if (ret)
    {
        /* Build munge walls if requested */
        ret = MungWall_Build(ret, pool, origSize, flags, loc, SysBase);

        /* Remember where we were allocated from */
        *((struct MemHeader **)ret) = mh;
        ret += sizeof(struct MemHeader *);
    }

    /* Everything fine */
    return ret;
}

/*
 * This is a pair to InternalAllocPooled()
 * This code separated from FreePooled() in order to provide compatibility with various
 * memory tracking patches. If some exec code calls InternalAllocPooled() directly
 * (AllocMem() will do it), it has to call also InternalFreePooled() directly.
 * Our chunks remember from which pool they came, so we don't need a pointer to pool
 * header here. This will save us from headaches in future FreeMem() implementation.
 */
void InternalFreePooled(APTR memory, IPTR memSize, struct TraceLocation *loc, struct ExecBase *SysBase)
{
    struct MemHeader *mh;
    APTR freeStart;
    IPTR freeSize;

    D(bug("[exec] InternalFreePooled(0x%p, %u)\n", memory, memSize));

    if (!memory || !memSize) return;

    /* Get MemHeader pointer. It is stored right before our block. */
    freeStart = memory - sizeof(struct MemHeader *);
    freeSize = memSize + sizeof(struct MemHeader *);
    mh = *((struct MemHeader **)freeStart);

    /* Check walls first */
    freeStart = MungWall_Check(freeStart, freeSize, loc, SysBase);
    if (PrivExecBase(SysBase)->IntFlags & EXECF_MungWall)
        freeSize += MUNGWALL_TOTAL_SIZE;

    /* Verify that MemHeader pointer is correct */
    if ((mh->mh_Node.ln_Type != NT_MEMORY) ||
        (freeStart < mh->mh_Lower) || (freeStart + freeSize > mh->mh_Upper))
    {
        /*
         * Something is wrong.
         * TODO: the following should actually be printed as part of the alert.
         * In future there should be some kind of "alert context". CPU alerts
         * (like illegal access) should remember CPU context there. Memory manager
         * alerts (like this one) should remember some own information.
         */
        bug("[MM] Pool manager error\n");
        bug("[MM] Attempt to free %u bytes at 0x%p\n", memSize, memory);
        bug("[MM] The chunk does not belong to a pool\n");

        Alert(AN_BadFreeAddr);
    }
    else
    {
        struct ProtectedPool *pool = (struct ProtectedPool *)mh->mh_Node.ln_Name;
        IPTR size;
        
        if (pool->pool.Requirements & MEMF_SEM_PROTECTED)
        {
            ObtainSemaphore(&pool->sem);
        }

        size = mh->mh_Upper - mh->mh_Lower;
        D(bug("[FreePooled] Allocated from puddle 0x%p, size %u\n", mh, size));

        /* Free the memory. */
        stdDealloc(mh, freeStart, freeSize, loc, SysBase);
        D(bug("[FreePooled] Deallocated chunk, %u free bytes in the puddle\n", mh->mh_Free));

        /* Is this MemHeader completely free now? */
        if (mh->mh_Free == size)
        {
            D(bug("[FreePooled] Puddle is empty, giving back to the system\n"));

            /* Yes. Remove it from the list. */
            Remove(&mh->mh_Node);
            /* And free it. */
            FreeMemHeader(mh, loc, SysBase);
        }
        /* All done. */

        if (pool->pool.Requirements & MEMF_SEM_PROTECTED)
        {
            ReleaseSemaphore(&pool->sem);
        }
    }
}

ULONG checkMemHandlers(struct checkMemHandlersState *cmhs, struct ExecBase *SysBase)
{
    struct Node      *tmp;
    struct Interrupt *lmh;

    if (cmhs->cmhs_Data.memh_RequestFlags & MEMF_NO_EXPUNGE)
        return MEM_DID_NOTHING;

    /* In order to keep things clean, we must run in a single thread */
    ObtainSemaphore(&PrivExecBase(SysBase)->LowMemSem);

    /*
     * Loop over low memory handlers. Handlers can remove
     * themselves from the list while being invoked, thus
     * we need to be careful!
     */
    for (lmh = (struct Interrupt *)cmhs->cmhs_CurNode;
         (tmp = lmh->is_Node.ln_Succ);
         lmh = (struct Interrupt *)(cmhs->cmhs_CurNode = tmp))
    {
        ULONG ret;

        ret = AROS_UFC3 (LONG, lmh->is_Code,
                   AROS_UFCA(struct MemHandlerData *, &cmhs->cmhs_Data, A0),
                   AROS_UFCA(APTR,                     lmh->is_Data,    A1),
                   AROS_UFCA(struct ExecBase *,        SysBase,         A6)
              );

        if (ret == MEM_TRY_AGAIN)
        {
            /* MemHandler said he did something. Try again. */
            /* Is there any program that depends on this flag??? */
            cmhs->cmhs_Data.memh_Flags |= MEMHF_RECYCLE;
            
            ReleaseSemaphore(&PrivExecBase(SysBase)->LowMemSem);
            return MEM_TRY_AGAIN;
        }
        else
            /* Nothing more to expect from this handler. */
            cmhs->cmhs_Data.memh_Flags &= ~MEMHF_RECYCLE;
    }

    ReleaseSemaphore(&PrivExecBase(SysBase)->LowMemSem);
    return MEM_DID_NOTHING;
}