Prepare for tlsf.free_all

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Jeroen van Rijn
2025-04-13 15:20:53 +02:00
parent 74a66f7794
commit 0e9cd0fb6a
2 changed files with 18 additions and 10 deletions
+16 -7
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@@ -39,12 +39,14 @@ Allocator :: struct {
// statistics like how much memory is still available, // statistics like how much memory is still available,
// fragmentation, etc. // fragmentation, etc.
pool: Pool, pool: Pool,
// If we're expected to grow when we run out of memory,
// how much should we ask the backing allocator for?
new_pool_size: int,
} }
#assert(size_of(Allocator) % ALIGN_SIZE == 0) #assert(size_of(Allocator) % ALIGN_SIZE == 0)
@(require_results) @(require_results)
allocator :: proc(t: ^Allocator) -> runtime.Allocator { allocator :: proc(t: ^Allocator) -> runtime.Allocator {
return runtime.Allocator{ return runtime.Allocator{
@@ -60,13 +62,18 @@ init_from_buffer :: proc(control: ^Allocator, buf: []byte) -> Error {
return .Invalid_Alignment return .Invalid_Alignment
} }
pool_bytes := align_down(len(buf) - POOL_OVERHEAD, ALIGN_SIZE) pool_bytes := align_down(len(buf), ALIGN_SIZE) - INITIAL_POOL_OVERHEAD
if pool_bytes < BLOCK_SIZE_MIN { if pool_bytes < BLOCK_SIZE_MIN {
return .Backing_Buffer_Too_Small return .Backing_Buffer_Too_Small
} else if pool_bytes > BLOCK_SIZE_MAX { } else if pool_bytes > BLOCK_SIZE_MAX {
return .Backing_Buffer_Too_Large return .Backing_Buffer_Too_Large
} }
control.pool = Pool{
data = buf,
allocator = {},
}
clear(control) clear(control)
return pool_add(control, buf[:]) return pool_add(control, buf[:])
} }
@@ -74,7 +81,7 @@ init_from_buffer :: proc(control: ^Allocator, buf: []byte) -> Error {
@(require_results) @(require_results)
init_from_allocator :: proc(control: ^Allocator, backing: runtime.Allocator, initial_pool_size: int, new_pool_size := 0) -> Error { init_from_allocator :: proc(control: ^Allocator, backing: runtime.Allocator, initial_pool_size: int, new_pool_size := 0) -> Error {
assert(control != nil) assert(control != nil)
pool_bytes := align_up(uint(initial_pool_size) + POOL_OVERHEAD, ALIGN_SIZE) pool_bytes := align_up(uint(initial_pool_size), ALIGN_SIZE) + INITIAL_POOL_OVERHEAD
if pool_bytes < BLOCK_SIZE_MIN { if pool_bytes < BLOCK_SIZE_MIN {
return .Backing_Buffer_Too_Small return .Backing_Buffer_Too_Small
} else if pool_bytes > BLOCK_SIZE_MAX { } else if pool_bytes > BLOCK_SIZE_MAX {
@@ -85,12 +92,14 @@ init_from_allocator :: proc(control: ^Allocator, backing: runtime.Allocator, ini
if backing_err != nil { if backing_err != nil {
return .Backing_Allocator_Error return .Backing_Allocator_Error
} }
err := init_from_buffer(control, buf)
control.pool = Pool{ control.pool = Pool{
data = buf, data = buf,
allocator = backing, allocator = backing,
} }
return err
clear(control)
return pool_add(control, buf[:])
} }
init :: proc{init_from_buffer, init_from_allocator} init :: proc{init_from_buffer, init_from_allocator}
+2 -3
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@@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ package mem_tlsf
import "base:intrinsics" import "base:intrinsics"
import "base:runtime" import "base:runtime"
// import "core:fmt"
// log2 of number of linear subdivisions of block sizes. // log2 of number of linear subdivisions of block sizes.
// Larger values require more memory in the control structure. // Larger values require more memory in the control structure.
@@ -58,7 +57,6 @@ Pool :: struct {
next: ^Pool, next: ^Pool,
} }
/* /*
Block header structure. Block header structure.
@@ -95,6 +93,7 @@ The `prev_phys_block` field is stored *inside* the previous free block.
BLOCK_HEADER_OVERHEAD :: uint(size_of(uint)) BLOCK_HEADER_OVERHEAD :: uint(size_of(uint))
POOL_OVERHEAD :: 2 * BLOCK_HEADER_OVERHEAD POOL_OVERHEAD :: 2 * BLOCK_HEADER_OVERHEAD
INITIAL_POOL_OVERHEAD :: 48
// User data starts directly after the size field in a used block. // User data starts directly after the size field in a used block.
BLOCK_START_OFFSET :: offset_of(Block_Header, size) + size_of(Block_Header{}.size) BLOCK_START_OFFSET :: offset_of(Block_Header, size) + size_of(Block_Header{}.size)
@@ -114,7 +113,7 @@ BLOCK_SIZE_MAX :: uint(1) << FL_INDEX_MAX
queries using bitmasks and architecture-specific bit-manipulation queries using bitmasks and architecture-specific bit-manipulation
routines. routines.
NOTE: TLSF spec relies on ffs/fls returning value 0..31. NOTE: TLSF spec relies on ffs/fls returning a value in the range 0..31.
*/ */
@(require_results) @(require_results)