1 /*****************************************************************************
2 * block.c: Data blocks management functions
3 *****************************************************************************
4 * Copyright (C) 2003-2004 the VideoLAN team
5 * Copyright (C) 2007-2009 RĂ©mi Denis-Courmont
7 * Authors: Laurent Aimar <fenrir@videolan.org>
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31 #include <vlc_common.h>
35 #include "vlc_block.h"
38 * @section Block handling functions.
42 * Internal state for heap block.
47 size_t i_allocated_buffer
;
48 uint8_t p_allocated_buffer
[];
52 static void BlockNoRelease( block_t
*b
)
54 fprintf( stderr
, "block %p has no release callback! This is a bug!\n", b
);
59 void block_Init( block_t
*restrict b
, void *buf
, size_t size
)
61 /* Fill all fields to their default */
65 b
->i_dts
= VLC_TS_INVALID
;
72 b
->pf_release
= BlockNoRelease
;
76 static void BlockRelease( block_t
*p_block
)
81 static void BlockMetaCopy( block_t
*restrict out
, const block_t
*in
)
83 out
->p_next
= in
->p_next
;
84 out
->i_dts
= in
->i_dts
;
85 out
->i_pts
= in
->i_pts
;
86 out
->i_flags
= in
->i_flags
;
87 out
->i_length
= in
->i_length
;
88 out
->i_rate
= in
->i_rate
;
89 out
->i_nb_samples
= in
->i_nb_samples
;
92 /* Memory alignment (must be a multiple of sizeof(void*) and a power of two) */
93 #define BLOCK_ALIGN 16
94 /* Initial reserved header and footer size (must be multiple of alignment) */
95 #define BLOCK_PADDING 32
96 /* Maximum size of reserved footer before we release with realloc() */
97 #define BLOCK_WASTE_SIZE 2048
99 block_t
*block_Alloc( size_t i_size
)
101 /* We do only one malloc
102 * TODO: bench if doing 2 malloc but keeping a pool of buffer is better
103 * 2 * BLOCK_PADDING -> pre + post padding
108 #define ALIGN(x) (((x) + BLOCK_ALIGN - 1) & ~(BLOCK_ALIGN - 1))
109 #if 0 /*def HAVE_POSIX_MEMALIGN */
110 /* posix_memalign(,16,) is much slower than malloc() on glibc.
111 * -- Courmisch, September 2009, glibc 2.5 & 2.9 */
112 const size_t i_alloc
= ALIGN(sizeof(*p_sys
)) + (2 * BLOCK_PADDING
)
116 if( posix_memalign( &ptr
, BLOCK_ALIGN
, i_alloc
) )
120 buf
= p_sys
->p_allocated_buffer
+ (-sizeof(*p_sys
) & (BLOCK_ALIGN
- 1));
123 const size_t i_alloc
= sizeof(*p_sys
) + BLOCK_ALIGN
+ (2 * BLOCK_PADDING
)
125 p_sys
= malloc( i_alloc
);
129 buf
= (void *)ALIGN((uintptr_t)p_sys
->p_allocated_buffer
);
132 buf
+= BLOCK_PADDING
;
134 block_Init( &p_sys
->self
, buf
, i_size
);
135 p_sys
->self
.pf_release
= BlockRelease
;
136 /* Fill opaque data */
137 p_sys
->i_allocated_buffer
= i_alloc
- sizeof(*p_sys
);
142 block_t
*block_Realloc( block_t
*p_block
, ssize_t i_prebody
, size_t i_body
)
144 block_sys_t
*p_sys
= (block_sys_t
*)p_block
;
145 size_t requested
= i_prebody
+ i_body
;
147 /* Corner case: empty block requested */
148 if( i_prebody
<= 0 && i_body
<= (size_t)(-i_prebody
) )
150 block_Release( p_block
);
154 if( p_block
->pf_release
!= BlockRelease
)
156 /* Special case when pf_release if overloaded
157 * TODO if used one day, then implement it in a smarter way */
158 block_t
*p_dup
= block_Duplicate( p_block
);
159 block_Release( p_block
);
164 p_sys
= (block_sys_t
*)p_block
;
167 uint8_t *p_start
= p_sys
->p_allocated_buffer
;
168 uint8_t *p_end
= p_sys
->p_allocated_buffer
+ p_sys
->i_allocated_buffer
;
170 assert( p_block
->p_buffer
+ p_block
->i_buffer
<= p_end
);
171 assert( p_block
->p_buffer
>= p_start
);
173 /* Corner case: the current payload is discarded completely */
174 if( i_prebody
<= 0 && p_block
->i_buffer
<= (size_t)-i_prebody
)
175 p_block
->i_buffer
= 0; /* discard current payload */
176 if( p_block
->i_buffer
== 0 )
178 size_t available
= p_end
- p_start
;
180 if( requested
<= available
)
181 { /* Enough room: recycle buffer */
182 size_t extra
= available
- requested
;
184 p_block
->p_buffer
= p_start
+ (extra
/ 2);
185 p_block
->i_buffer
= requested
;
188 /* Not enough room: allocate a new buffer */
189 block_t
*p_rea
= block_Alloc( requested
);
191 BlockMetaCopy( p_rea
, p_block
);
192 block_Release( p_block
);
196 /* First, shrink payload */
198 /* Pull payload start */
201 assert( p_block
->i_buffer
>= (size_t)-i_prebody
);
202 p_block
->p_buffer
-= i_prebody
;
203 p_block
->i_buffer
+= i_prebody
;
208 /* Trim payload end */
209 if( p_block
->i_buffer
> i_body
)
210 p_block
->i_buffer
= i_body
;
212 /* Second, reallocate the buffer if we lack space. This is done now to
213 * minimize the payload size for memory copy. */
214 assert( i_prebody
>= 0 );
215 if( (size_t)(p_block
->p_buffer
- p_start
) < (size_t)i_prebody
216 || (size_t)(p_end
- p_block
->p_buffer
) < i_body
)
218 block_t
*p_rea
= block_Alloc( requested
);
221 BlockMetaCopy( p_rea
, p_block
);
222 p_rea
->p_buffer
+= i_prebody
;
223 p_rea
->i_buffer
-= i_prebody
;
224 memcpy( p_rea
->p_buffer
, p_block
->p_buffer
, p_block
->i_buffer
);
226 block_Release( p_block
);
232 /* We have a very large reserved footer now? Release some of it.
233 * XXX it might not preserve the alignment of p_buffer */
234 if( p_end
- (p_block
->p_buffer
+ i_body
) > BLOCK_WASTE_SIZE
)
236 block_t
*p_rea
= block_Alloc( requested
);
239 BlockMetaCopy( p_rea
, p_block
);
240 p_rea
->p_buffer
+= i_prebody
;
241 p_rea
->i_buffer
-= i_prebody
;
242 memcpy( p_rea
->p_buffer
, p_block
->p_buffer
, p_block
->i_buffer
);
243 block_Release( p_block
);
248 /* NOTE: p_start and p_end are corrupted from this point */
250 /* Third, expand payload */
252 /* Push payload start */
255 p_block
->p_buffer
-= i_prebody
;
256 p_block
->i_buffer
+= i_prebody
;
261 /* Expand payload to requested size */
262 p_block
->i_buffer
= i_body
;
274 static void block_heap_Release (block_t
*self
)
276 block_heap_t
*block
= (block_heap_t
*)self
;
283 * Creates a block from a heap allocation.
284 * This is provided by LibVLC so that manually heap-allocated blocks can safely
285 * be deallocated even after the origin plugin has been unloaded from memory.
287 * When block_Release() is called, VLC will free() the specified pointer.
289 * @param ptr base address of the heap allocation (will be free()'d)
290 * @param addr base address of the useful buffer data
291 * @param length bytes length of the useful buffer datan
292 * @return NULL in case of error (ptr free()'d in that case), or a valid
295 block_t
*block_heap_Alloc (void *ptr
, void *addr
, size_t length
)
297 block_heap_t
*block
= malloc (sizeof (*block
));
304 block_Init (&block
->self
, (uint8_t *)addr
, length
);
305 block
->self
.pf_release
= block_heap_Release
;
311 # include <sys/mman.h>
313 typedef struct block_mmap_t
320 static void block_mmap_Release (block_t
*block
)
322 block_mmap_t
*p_sys
= (block_mmap_t
*)block
;
324 munmap (p_sys
->base_addr
, p_sys
->length
);
329 * Creates a block from a virtual address memory mapping (mmap).
330 * This is provided by LibVLC so that mmap blocks can safely be deallocated
331 * even after the allocating plugin has been unloaded from memory.
333 * @param addr base address of the mapping (as returned by mmap)
334 * @param length length (bytes) of the mapping (as passed to mmap)
335 * @return NULL if addr is MAP_FAILED, or an error occurred (in the later
336 * case, munmap(addr, length) is invoked before returning).
338 block_t
*block_mmap_Alloc (void *addr
, size_t length
)
340 if (addr
== MAP_FAILED
)
343 block_mmap_t
*block
= malloc (sizeof (*block
));
346 munmap (addr
, length
);
350 block_Init (&block
->self
, (uint8_t *)addr
, length
);
351 block
->self
.pf_release
= block_mmap_Release
;
352 block
->base_addr
= addr
;
353 block
->length
= length
;
357 block_t
*block_mmap_Alloc (void *addr
, size_t length
)
359 (void)addr
; (void)length
; return NULL
;
366 #define _get_osfhandle(a) ((long) (a))
370 ssize_t
pread (int fd
, void *buf
, size_t count
, off_t offset
)
372 HANDLE handle
= (HANDLE
)(intptr_t)_get_osfhandle (fd
);
373 if (handle
== INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE
)
376 OVERLAPPED olap
; olap
.Offset
= offset
; olap
.OffsetHigh
= (offset
>> 32);
378 /* This braindead API will override the file pointer even if we specify
379 * an explicit read offset... So do not expect this to mix well with
380 * regular read() calls. */
381 if (ReadFile (handle
, buf
, count
, &written
, &olap
))
388 * Loads a file into a block of memory. If possible a private file mapping is
389 * created. Otherwise, the file is read normally. On 32-bits platforms, this
390 * function will not work for very large files, due to memory space
391 * constraints. Cancellation point.
393 * @param fd file descriptor to load from
394 * @return a new block with the file content at p_buffer, and file length at
395 * i_buffer (release it with block_Release()), or NULL upon error (see errno).
397 block_t
*block_File (int fd
)
402 /* First, get the file size */
406 /* st_size is meaningful for regular files, shared memory and typed memory.
407 * It's also meaning for symlinks, but that's not possible with fstat().
408 * In other cases, it's undefined, and we should really not go further. */
410 # define S_TYPEISSHM( buf ) (0)
412 if (S_ISDIR (st
.st_mode
))
417 if (!S_ISREG (st
.st_mode
) && !S_TYPEISSHM (&st
))
423 /* Prevent an integer overflow in mmap() and malloc() */
424 if (st
.st_size
>= SIZE_MAX
)
429 length
= (size_t)st
.st_size
;
436 addr
= mmap (NULL
, length
, PROT_READ
|PROT_WRITE
, MAP_PRIVATE
, fd
, 0);
437 if (addr
!= MAP_FAILED
)
438 return block_mmap_Alloc (addr
, length
);
442 /* If mmap() is not implemented by the OS _or_ the filesystem... */
443 block_t
*block
= block_Alloc (length
);
446 block_cleanup_push (block
);
448 for (size_t i
= 0; i
< length
;)
450 ssize_t len
= pread (fd
, block
->p_buffer
+ i
, length
- i
, i
);
453 block_Release (block
);
464 * @section Thread-safe block queue functions
468 * Internal state for block queues
472 vlc_mutex_t lock
; /* fifo data lock */
473 vlc_cond_t wait
; /**< Wait for data */
474 vlc_cond_t wait_room
; /**< Wait for queue depth to shrink */
483 block_fifo_t
*block_FifoNew( void )
485 block_fifo_t
*p_fifo
= malloc( sizeof( block_fifo_t
) );
489 vlc_mutex_init( &p_fifo
->lock
);
490 vlc_cond_init( &p_fifo
->wait
);
491 vlc_cond_init( &p_fifo
->wait_room
);
492 p_fifo
->p_first
= NULL
;
493 p_fifo
->pp_last
= &p_fifo
->p_first
;
494 p_fifo
->i_depth
= p_fifo
->i_size
= 0;
495 p_fifo
->b_force_wake
= false;
500 void block_FifoRelease( block_fifo_t
*p_fifo
)
502 block_FifoEmpty( p_fifo
);
503 vlc_cond_destroy( &p_fifo
->wait_room
);
504 vlc_cond_destroy( &p_fifo
->wait
);
505 vlc_mutex_destroy( &p_fifo
->lock
);
509 void block_FifoEmpty( block_fifo_t
*p_fifo
)
513 vlc_mutex_lock( &p_fifo
->lock
);
514 block
= p_fifo
->p_first
;
517 p_fifo
->i_depth
= p_fifo
->i_size
= 0;
518 p_fifo
->p_first
= NULL
;
519 p_fifo
->pp_last
= &p_fifo
->p_first
;
521 vlc_cond_broadcast( &p_fifo
->wait_room
);
522 vlc_mutex_unlock( &p_fifo
->lock
);
524 while (block
!= NULL
)
529 block_Release (block
);
535 * Wait until the FIFO gets below a certain size (if needed).
537 * Note that if more than one thread writes to the FIFO, you cannot assume that
538 * the FIFO is actually below the requested size upon return (since another
539 * thread could have refilled it already). This is typically not an issue, as
540 * this function is meant for (relaxed) congestion control.
542 * This function may be a cancellation point and it is cancel-safe.
544 * @param fifo queue to wait on
545 * @param max_depth wait until the queue has no more than this many blocks
546 * (use SIZE_MAX to ignore this constraint)
547 * @param max_size wait until the queue has no more than this many bytes
548 * (use SIZE_MAX to ignore this constraint)
551 void block_FifoPace (block_fifo_t
*fifo
, size_t max_depth
, size_t max_size
)
555 vlc_mutex_lock (&fifo
->lock
);
556 while ((fifo
->i_depth
> max_depth
) || (fifo
->i_size
> max_size
))
558 mutex_cleanup_push (&fifo
->lock
);
559 vlc_cond_wait (&fifo
->wait_room
, &fifo
->lock
);
562 vlc_mutex_unlock (&fifo
->lock
);
566 * Immediately queue one block at the end of a FIFO.
568 * @param block head of a block list to queue (may be NULL)
569 * @return total number of bytes appended to the queue
571 size_t block_FifoPut( block_fifo_t
*p_fifo
, block_t
*p_block
)
573 size_t i_size
= 0, i_depth
= 0;
577 for (block_t
*b
= p_block
; b
!= NULL
; b
= b
->p_next
)
579 i_size
+= b
->i_buffer
;
583 vlc_mutex_lock (&p_fifo
->lock
);
584 *p_fifo
->pp_last
= p_block
;
585 p_fifo
->pp_last
= &p_block
->p_next
;
586 p_fifo
->i_depth
+= i_depth
;
587 p_fifo
->i_size
+= i_size
;
588 /* We queued at least one block: wake up one read-waiting thread */
589 vlc_cond_signal( &p_fifo
->wait
);
590 vlc_mutex_unlock( &p_fifo
->lock
);
595 void block_FifoWake( block_fifo_t
*p_fifo
)
597 vlc_mutex_lock( &p_fifo
->lock
);
598 if( p_fifo
->p_first
== NULL
)
599 p_fifo
->b_force_wake
= true;
600 vlc_cond_broadcast( &p_fifo
->wait
);
601 vlc_mutex_unlock( &p_fifo
->lock
);
605 * Dequeue the first block from the FIFO. If necessary, wait until there is
606 * one block in the queue. This function is (always) cancellation point.
608 * @return a valid block, or NULL if block_FifoWake() was called.
610 block_t
*block_FifoGet( block_fifo_t
*p_fifo
)
616 vlc_mutex_lock( &p_fifo
->lock
);
617 mutex_cleanup_push( &p_fifo
->lock
);
619 /* Remember vlc_cond_wait() may cause spurious wakeups
620 * (on both Win32 and POSIX) */
621 while( ( p_fifo
->p_first
== NULL
) && !p_fifo
->b_force_wake
)
622 vlc_cond_wait( &p_fifo
->wait
, &p_fifo
->lock
);
627 p_fifo
->b_force_wake
= false;
631 vlc_mutex_unlock( &p_fifo
->lock
);
635 p_fifo
->p_first
= b
->p_next
;
637 p_fifo
->i_size
-= b
->i_buffer
;
639 if( p_fifo
->p_first
== NULL
)
641 p_fifo
->pp_last
= &p_fifo
->p_first
;
644 /* We don't know how many threads can queue new packets now. */
645 vlc_cond_broadcast( &p_fifo
->wait_room
);
646 vlc_mutex_unlock( &p_fifo
->lock
);
653 * Peeks the first block in the FIFO.
654 * If necessary, wait until there is one block.
655 * This function is (always) a cancellation point.
657 * @warning This function leaves the block in the FIFO.
658 * You need to protect against concurrent threads who could dequeue the block.
659 * Preferrably, there should be only one thread reading from the FIFO.
661 * @return a valid block.
663 block_t
*block_FifoShow( block_fifo_t
*p_fifo
)
669 vlc_mutex_lock( &p_fifo
->lock
);
670 mutex_cleanup_push( &p_fifo
->lock
);
672 while( p_fifo
->p_first
== NULL
)
673 vlc_cond_wait( &p_fifo
->wait
, &p_fifo
->lock
);
681 /* FIXME: not thread-safe */
682 size_t block_FifoSize( const block_fifo_t
*p_fifo
)
684 return p_fifo
->i_size
;
687 /* FIXME: not thread-safe */
688 size_t block_FifoCount( const block_fifo_t
*p_fifo
)
690 return p_fifo
->i_depth
;