hol(pthread_mutex_t ** l1, pthread_mutex_t ** l2) {
int i=10;
if (i>10)
*l1 = doMalloc();
else
*l2 = doMalloc();
*l2 = &gl2;
}
// Does the malloc for the last block in the linked list.
// Ensures that there is a final block that is free and fills
// the rest of the the heap
void mallocForTailHeader(header *headerPointer, size_t size) {
while (headerPointer->size <= headerSize + size) {
if (sbrk(BREAK_INCREMENT) < 0) {
}
headerPointer->size += BREAK_INCREMENT;
}
doMalloc(headerPointer, size);
}
foo() {
int i = 0;
printf("\n##### in foo #####\n\n");
struct rel * r;
r = malloc(sizeof(struct rel));
l = & r->t;
l1 = doMalloc();
printf("\n##### out of foo #####\n\n");
}
// Allocates a section of memory in the heap and returns
// the pointer to the beginning of the block. There is always
// a header describing the space remaining in the heap as free
// at the end of the linked list of headers.
void *myMalloc(size_t size) {
if (size <= 0) {
return NULL;
}
header *headerPointer = head;
header *temp;
if (headerPointer == NULL) {
headerPointer = firstMalloc(size);
}
else {
// While my header is not the last header and I am either not free
// or too small, continue down the linked list
while (headerPointer->next != NULL &&
!(headerPointer->freeFlag == TRUE && headerPointer->size >= size)) {
headerPointer = headerPointer->next;
}
if (headerPointer->next == NULL) {
mallocForTailHeader(headerPointer, size);
}
else {
// If there is enough space for my size and the size of the next
// header I need to make, use the space and make a new header to
// divide the block
if (headerPointer->size - size > headerSize) {
doMalloc(headerPointer, size);
}
// Else use the original block with its size that might be a
// little bigger than what was asked for
else {
headerPointer->freeFlag = FALSE;
}
}
}
// Align the pointer that is returned from malloc. This is safe to
// do because the extra padding that is given is large enough to
// allow the first bytes that block point to to be unused
return (void *) ceil16((intptr_t) (headerPointer + 1));
}
int main()
{
doMalloc();
doIoctl();
return 0;
}