Example #1
0
void FixedAllocator::DoDeallocate(void* p)
{
    // Show that deallocChunk_ really owns the block at address p.
    assert( deallocChunk_->HasBlock( p, numBlocks_ * blockSize_ ) );
    // Either of the next two assertions may fail if somebody tries to
    // delete the same block twice.
    assert( emptyChunk_ != deallocChunk_ );
    assert( !deallocChunk_->HasAvailable( numBlocks_ ) );
    // prove either emptyChunk_ points nowhere, or points to a truly empty Chunk.
    assert( ( NULL == emptyChunk_ ) || ( emptyChunk_->HasAvailable( numBlocks_ ) ) );

    // call into the chunk, will adjust the inner list but won't release memory
    deallocChunk_->Deallocate(p, blockSize_);

    if ( deallocChunk_->HasAvailable( numBlocks_ ) )
    {
        assert( emptyChunk_ != deallocChunk_ );
        // deallocChunk_ is empty, but a Chunk is only released if there are 2
        // empty chunks.  Since emptyChunk_ may only point to a previously
        // cleared Chunk, if it points to something else besides deallocChunk_,
        // then FixedAllocator currently has 2 empty Chunks.
        if ( NULL != emptyChunk_ )
        {
            // If last Chunk is empty, just change what deallocChunk_
            // points to, and release the last.  Otherwise, swap an empty
            // Chunk with the last, and then release it.
            Chunk * lastChunk = &chunks_.back();
            if ( lastChunk == deallocChunk_ )
                deallocChunk_ = emptyChunk_;
            else if ( lastChunk != emptyChunk_ )
                std::swap( *emptyChunk_, *lastChunk );
            assert( lastChunk->HasAvailable( numBlocks_ ) );
            lastChunk->Release();
            chunks_.pop_back();
            if ( ( allocChunk_ == lastChunk ) || allocChunk_->IsFilled() ) 
                allocChunk_ = deallocChunk_;
        }
        emptyChunk_ = deallocChunk_;
    }

    // prove either emptyChunk_ points nowhere, or points to a truly empty Chunk.
    assert( ( NULL == emptyChunk_ ) || ( emptyChunk_->HasAvailable( numBlocks_ ) ) );
}
Example #2
0
void FixedAllocator::DoDeallocate(void* p)
{
    assert( deallocChunk_->HasBlock( static_cast< unsigned char * >( p ),
                                     numBlocks_ * blockSize_ ) );
    // prove either emptyChunk_ points nowhere, or points to a truly empty Chunk.
    assert( ( NULL == emptyChunk_ ) || ( emptyChunk_->HasAvailable( numBlocks_ ) ) );

    // call into the chunk, will adjust the inner list but won't release memory
    deallocChunk_->Deallocate(p, blockSize_);

    if ( deallocChunk_->HasAvailable( numBlocks_ ) )
    {
        assert( emptyChunk_ != deallocChunk_ );
        // deallocChunk_ is empty, but a Chunk is only released if there are 2
        // empty chunks.  Since emptyChunk_ may only point to a previously
        // cleared Chunk, if it points to something else besides deallocChunk_,
        // then FixedAllocator currently has 2 empty Chunks.
        if ( NULL != emptyChunk_ )
        {
            // If last Chunk is empty, just change what deallocChunk_
            // points to, and release the last.  Otherwise, swap an empty
            // Chunk with the last, and then release it.
            Chunk * lastChunk = &chunks_.back();
            if ( lastChunk == deallocChunk_ )
                deallocChunk_ = emptyChunk_;
            else if ( lastChunk != emptyChunk_ )
                std::swap( *emptyChunk_, *lastChunk );
            assert( lastChunk->HasAvailable( numBlocks_ ) );
            lastChunk->Release();
            chunks_.pop_back();
            allocChunk_ = deallocChunk_;
        }
        emptyChunk_ = deallocChunk_;
    }

    // prove either emptyChunk_ points nowhere, or points to a truly empty Chunk.
    assert( ( NULL == emptyChunk_ ) || ( emptyChunk_->HasAvailable( numBlocks_ ) ) );
}