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2 -- --
3 -- GNAT RUN-TIME COMPONENTS --
4 -- --
5 -- S Y S T E M . P O O L _ S I Z E --
6 -- --
7 -- B o d y --
8 -- --
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34 with System.Soft_Links;
36 with Unchecked_Conversion;
38 package body System.Pool_Size is
40 package SSE renames System.Storage_Elements;
41 use type SSE.Storage_Offset;
43 -- Even though these storage pools are typically only used
44 -- by a single task, if multiple tasks are declared at the
45 -- same or a more nested scope as the storage pool, there
46 -- still may be concurrent access. The current implementation
47 -- of Stack_Bounded_Pool always uses a global lock for protecting
48 -- access. This should eventually be replaced by an atomic
49 -- linked list implementation for efficiency reasons.
51 package SSL renames System.Soft_Links;
53 type Storage_Count_Access is access SSE.Storage_Count;
54 function To_Storage_Count_Access is
55 new Unchecked_Conversion (Address, Storage_Count_Access);
57 SC_Size : constant := SSE.Storage_Count'Object_Size / System.Storage_Unit;
59 package Variable_Size_Management is
61 -- Embedded pool that manages allocation of variable-size data.
63 -- This pool is used as soon as the Elmt_sizS of the pool object is 0.
65 -- Allocation is done on the first chunk long enough for the request.
66 -- Deallocation just puts the freed chunk at the beginning of the list.
68 procedure Initialize (Pool : in out Stack_Bounded_Pool);
69 procedure Allocate
70 (Pool : in out Stack_Bounded_Pool;
71 Address : out System.Address;
72 Storage_Size : SSE.Storage_Count;
73 Alignment : SSE.Storage_Count);
75 procedure Deallocate
76 (Pool : in out Stack_Bounded_Pool;
77 Address : System.Address;
78 Storage_Size : SSE.Storage_Count;
79 Alignment : SSE.Storage_Count);
80 end Variable_Size_Management;
82 package Vsize renames Variable_Size_Management;
84 --------------
85 -- Allocate --
86 --------------
88 procedure Allocate
89 (Pool : in out Stack_Bounded_Pool;
90 Address : out System.Address;
91 Storage_Size : SSE.Storage_Count;
92 Alignment : SSE.Storage_Count)
94 begin
95 SSL.Lock_Task.all;
97 if Pool.Elmt_Size = 0 then
98 Vsize.Allocate (Pool, Address, Storage_Size, Alignment);
100 elsif Pool.First_Free /= 0 then
101 Address := Pool.The_Pool (Pool.First_Free)'Address;
102 Pool.First_Free := To_Storage_Count_Access (Address).all;
104 elsif
105 Pool.First_Empty <= (Pool.Pool_Size - Pool.Aligned_Elmt_Size + 1)
106 then
107 Address := Pool.The_Pool (Pool.First_Empty)'Address;
108 Pool.First_Empty := Pool.First_Empty + Pool.Aligned_Elmt_Size;
110 else
111 raise Storage_Error;
112 end if;
114 SSL.Unlock_Task.all;
116 exception
117 when others =>
118 SSL.Unlock_Task.all;
119 raise;
120 end Allocate;
122 ----------------
123 -- Deallocate --
124 ----------------
126 procedure Deallocate
127 (Pool : in out Stack_Bounded_Pool;
128 Address : System.Address;
129 Storage_Size : SSE.Storage_Count;
130 Alignment : SSE.Storage_Count)
132 begin
133 SSL.Lock_Task.all;
135 if Pool.Elmt_Size = 0 then
136 Vsize.Deallocate (Pool, Address, Storage_Size, Alignment);
138 else
139 To_Storage_Count_Access (Address).all := Pool.First_Free;
140 Pool.First_Free := Address - Pool.The_Pool'Address + 1;
141 end if;
143 SSL.Unlock_Task.all;
144 exception
145 when others =>
146 SSL.Unlock_Task.all;
147 raise;
148 end Deallocate;
150 ----------------
151 -- Initialize --
152 ----------------
154 procedure Initialize (Pool : in out Stack_Bounded_Pool) is
156 -- Define the appropriate alignment for allocations. This is the
157 -- maximum of the requested alignment, and the alignment required
158 -- for Storage_Count values. The latter test is to ensure that we
159 -- can properly reference the linked list pointers for free lists.
161 Align : constant SSE.Storage_Count :=
162 SSE.Storage_Count'Max
163 (SSE.Storage_Count'Alignment, Pool.Alignment);
165 begin
166 if Pool.Elmt_Size = 0 then
167 Vsize.Initialize (Pool);
169 else
170 Pool.First_Free := 0;
171 Pool.First_Empty := 1;
173 -- Compute the size to allocate given the size of the element and
174 -- the possible alignment requirement as defined above.
176 Pool.Aligned_Elmt_Size :=
177 SSE.Storage_Count'Max (SC_Size,
178 ((Pool.Elmt_Size + Align - 1) / Align) * Align);
179 end if;
180 end Initialize;
182 ------------------
183 -- Storage_Size --
184 ------------------
186 function Storage_Size
187 (Pool : Stack_Bounded_Pool) return SSE.Storage_Count
189 begin
190 return Pool.Pool_Size;
191 end Storage_Size;
193 ------------------------------
194 -- Variable_Size_Management --
195 ------------------------------
197 package body Variable_Size_Management is
199 Minimum_Size : constant := 2 * SC_Size;
201 procedure Set_Size
202 (Pool : Stack_Bounded_Pool;
203 Chunk, Size : SSE.Storage_Count);
204 -- Update the field 'size' of a chunk of available storage
206 procedure Set_Next
207 (Pool : Stack_Bounded_Pool;
208 Chunk, Next : SSE.Storage_Count);
209 -- Update the field 'next' of a chunk of available storage
211 function Size
212 (Pool : Stack_Bounded_Pool;
213 Chunk : SSE.Storage_Count) return SSE.Storage_Count;
214 -- Fetch the field 'size' of a chunk of available storage
216 function Next
217 (Pool : Stack_Bounded_Pool;
218 Chunk : SSE.Storage_Count) return SSE.Storage_Count;
219 -- Fetch the field 'next' of a chunk of available storage
221 function Chunk_Of
222 (Pool : Stack_Bounded_Pool;
223 Addr : System.Address) return SSE.Storage_Count;
224 -- Give the chunk number in the pool from its Address
226 --------------
227 -- Allocate --
228 --------------
230 procedure Allocate
231 (Pool : in out Stack_Bounded_Pool;
232 Address : out System.Address;
233 Storage_Size : SSE.Storage_Count;
234 Alignment : SSE.Storage_Count)
236 Chunk : SSE.Storage_Count;
237 New_Chunk : SSE.Storage_Count;
238 Prev_Chunk : SSE.Storage_Count;
239 Our_Align : constant SSE.Storage_Count :=
240 SSE.Storage_Count'Max (SSE.Storage_Count'Alignment,
241 Alignment);
242 Align_Size : constant SSE.Storage_Count :=
243 SSE.Storage_Count'Max (
244 Minimum_Size,
245 ((Storage_Size + Our_Align - 1) / Our_Align) *
246 Our_Align);
248 begin
249 -- Look for the first big enough chunk
251 Prev_Chunk := Pool.First_Free;
252 Chunk := Next (Pool, Prev_Chunk);
254 while Chunk /= 0 and then Size (Pool, Chunk) < Align_Size loop
255 Prev_Chunk := Chunk;
256 Chunk := Next (Pool, Chunk);
257 end loop;
259 -- Raise storage_error if no big enough chunk available
261 if Chunk = 0 then
262 raise Storage_Error;
263 end if;
265 -- When the chunk is bigger than what is needed, take appropraite
266 -- amount and build a new shrinked chunk with the remainder.
268 if Size (Pool, Chunk) - Align_Size > Minimum_Size then
269 New_Chunk := Chunk + Align_Size;
270 Set_Size (Pool, New_Chunk, Size (Pool, Chunk) - Align_Size);
271 Set_Next (Pool, New_Chunk, Next (Pool, Chunk));
272 Set_Next (Pool, Prev_Chunk, New_Chunk);
274 -- If the chunk is the right size, just delete it from the chain
276 else
277 Set_Next (Pool, Prev_Chunk, Next (Pool, Chunk));
278 end if;
280 Address := Pool.The_Pool (Chunk)'Address;
281 end Allocate;
283 --------------
284 -- Chunk_Of --
285 --------------
287 function Chunk_Of
288 (Pool : Stack_Bounded_Pool;
289 Addr : System.Address) return SSE.Storage_Count
291 begin
292 return 1 + abs (Addr - Pool.The_Pool (1)'Address);
293 end Chunk_Of;
295 ----------------
296 -- Deallocate --
297 ----------------
299 procedure Deallocate
300 (Pool : in out Stack_Bounded_Pool;
301 Address : System.Address;
302 Storage_Size : SSE.Storage_Count;
303 Alignment : SSE.Storage_Count)
305 Align_Size : constant SSE.Storage_Count :=
306 ((Storage_Size + Alignment - 1) / Alignment) *
307 Alignment;
308 Chunk : constant SSE.Storage_Count := Chunk_Of (Pool, Address);
310 begin
311 -- Attach the freed chunk to the chain
313 Set_Size (Pool, Chunk,
314 SSE.Storage_Count'Max (Align_Size, Minimum_Size));
315 Set_Next (Pool, Chunk, Next (Pool, Pool.First_Free));
316 Set_Next (Pool, Pool.First_Free, Chunk);
318 end Deallocate;
320 ----------------
321 -- Initialize --
322 ----------------
324 procedure Initialize (Pool : in out Stack_Bounded_Pool) is
325 begin
326 Pool.First_Free := 1;
328 if Pool.Pool_Size > Minimum_Size then
329 Set_Next (Pool, Pool.First_Free, Pool.First_Free + Minimum_Size);
330 Set_Size (Pool, Pool.First_Free, 0);
331 Set_Size (Pool, Pool.First_Free + Minimum_Size,
332 Pool.Pool_Size - Minimum_Size);
333 Set_Next (Pool, Pool.First_Free + Minimum_Size, 0);
334 end if;
335 end Initialize;
337 ----------
338 -- Next --
339 ----------
341 function Next
342 (Pool : Stack_Bounded_Pool;
343 Chunk : SSE.Storage_Count) return SSE.Storage_Count
345 begin
346 pragma Warnings (Off);
347 -- Kill alignment warnings, we are careful to make sure
348 -- that the alignment is correct.
350 return To_Storage_Count_Access
351 (Pool.The_Pool (Chunk + SC_Size)'Address).all;
353 pragma Warnings (On);
354 end Next;
356 --------------
357 -- Set_Next --
358 --------------
360 procedure Set_Next
361 (Pool : Stack_Bounded_Pool;
362 Chunk, Next : SSE.Storage_Count)
364 begin
365 pragma Warnings (Off);
366 -- Kill alignment warnings, we are careful to make sure
367 -- that the alignment is correct.
369 To_Storage_Count_Access
370 (Pool.The_Pool (Chunk + SC_Size)'Address).all := Next;
372 pragma Warnings (On);
373 end Set_Next;
375 --------------
376 -- Set_Size --
377 --------------
379 procedure Set_Size
380 (Pool : Stack_Bounded_Pool;
381 Chunk, Size : SSE.Storage_Count)
383 begin
384 pragma Warnings (Off);
385 -- Kill alignment warnings, we are careful to make sure
386 -- that the alignment is correct.
388 To_Storage_Count_Access
389 (Pool.The_Pool (Chunk)'Address).all := Size;
391 pragma Warnings (On);
392 end Set_Size;
394 ----------
395 -- Size --
396 ----------
398 function Size
399 (Pool : Stack_Bounded_Pool;
400 Chunk : SSE.Storage_Count) return SSE.Storage_Count
402 begin
403 pragma Warnings (Off);
404 -- Kill alignment warnings, we are careful to make sure
405 -- that the alignment is correct.
407 return To_Storage_Count_Access (Pool.The_Pool (Chunk)'Address).all;
409 pragma Warnings (On);
410 end Size;
412 end Variable_Size_Management;
413 end System.Pool_Size;