static void display_banner (void)
{
printf (RELOC("\n\n%s\n\n"), RELOC_VAR(version_string));
printf(RELOC("Board: " CONFIG_BOARDINFO "\n"));
}
/* untraced space, so relocate all refs, not just marked ones. */
void
igc_reloc_refs(ref_packed * from, ref_packed * to, gc_state_t * gcst)
{
int min_trace = gcst->min_collect;
ref_packed *rp = from;
bool do_all = gcst->relocating_untraced;
vm_spaces spaces = gcst->spaces;
const gs_memory_t *cmem = space_system->stable_memory;
while (rp < to) {
ref *pref;
#ifdef DEBUG
const void *before = 0;
const void *after = 0;
# define DO_RELOC(var, stat)\
BEGIN before = (var); stat; after = (var); END
# define SET_RELOC(var, expr)\
BEGIN before = (var); after = (var) = (expr); END
#else
# define DO_RELOC(var, stat) stat
# define SET_RELOC(var, expr) var = expr
#endif
if (r_is_packed(rp)) {
rp++;
continue;
}
/* The following assignment is logically unnecessary; */
/* we do it only for convenience in debugging. */
pref = (ref *) rp;
if_debug3('8', " [8]relocating %s %d ref at 0x%lx\n",
(r_has_attr(pref, l_mark) ? "marked" : "unmarked"),
r_btype(pref), (ulong) pref);
if ((r_has_attr(pref, l_mark) || do_all) &&
r_space(pref) >= min_trace
) {
switch (r_type(pref)) {
/* Struct cases */
case t_file:
DO_RELOC(pref->value.pfile, RELOC_VAR(pref->value.pfile));
break;
case t_device:
DO_RELOC(pref->value.pdevice,
RELOC_VAR(pref->value.pdevice));
break;
case t_fontID:
case t_struct:
case t_astruct:
DO_RELOC(pref->value.pstruct,
RELOC_VAR(pref->value.pstruct));
break;
/* Non-trivial non-struct cases */
case t_dictionary:
rputc('d');
SET_RELOC(pref->value.pdict,
(dict *)igc_reloc_ref_ptr((ref_packed *)pref->value.pdict, gcst));
break;
case t_array:
{
uint size = r_size(pref);
if (size != 0) { /* value.refs might be NULL */
/*
* If the array is large, we allocated it in its
* own object (at least originally -- this might
* be a pointer to a subarray.) In this case,
* we know it is the only object in its
* containing st_refs object, so we know that
* the mark containing the relocation appears
* just after it.
*/
if (size < max_size_st_refs / sizeof(ref)) {
rputc('a');
SET_RELOC(pref->value.refs,
(ref *) igc_reloc_ref_ptr(
(ref_packed *) pref->value.refs, gcst));
} else {
rputc('A');
/*
* See the t_shortarray case below for why we
* decrement size.
*/
--size;
SET_RELOC(pref->value.refs,
(ref *) igc_reloc_ref_ptr(
(ref_packed *) (pref->value.refs + size),
gcst) - size);
}
}
}
break;
case t_mixedarray:
if (r_size(pref) != 0) { /* value.refs might be NULL */
rputc('m');
SET_RELOC(pref->value.packed,
igc_reloc_ref_ptr(pref->value.packed, gcst));
}
break;
case t_shortarray:
{
uint size = r_size(pref);
/*
* Since we know that igc_reloc_ref_ptr works by
* scanning forward, and we know that all the
* elements of this array itself are marked, we can
* save some scanning time by relocating the pointer
* to the end of the array rather than the
* beginning.
*/
if (size != 0) { /* value.refs might be NULL */
rputc('s');
/*
* igc_reloc_ref_ptr has to be able to determine
* whether the pointer points into a space that
* isn't being collected. It does this by
* checking whether the referent of the pointer
* is marked. For this reason, we have to pass
* a pointer to the last real element of the
* array, rather than just beyond it.
*/
--size;
SET_RELOC(pref->value.packed,
igc_reloc_ref_ptr(pref->value.packed + size,
gcst) - size);
}
}
break;
case t_name:
{
void *psub = name_ref_sub_table(cmem, pref);
void *rsub = RELOC_OBJ(psub); /* gcst implicit */
SET_RELOC(pref->value.pname,
(name *)
((char *)rsub + ((char *)pref->value.pname -
(char *)psub)));
} break;
case t_string:
{
gs_string str;
str.data = pref->value.bytes;
str.size = r_size(pref);
DO_RELOC(str.data, RELOC_STRING_VAR(str));
pref->value.bytes = str.data;
}
break;
case t_oparray:
rputc('o');
SET_RELOC(pref->value.const_refs,
(const ref *)igc_reloc_ref_ptr((const ref_packed *)pref->value.const_refs, gcst));
break;
default:
goto no_reloc; /* don't print trace message */
}
if_debug2('8', " [8]relocated 0x%lx => 0x%lx\n",
(ulong)before, (ulong)after);
}
no_reloc:
rp += packed_per_ref;
}
}