/// Reallocate a block of memory for FreeType.
///
/// @param[in] pMemory Handle to the source memory manager.
/// @param[in] currentSize Current block size, in bytes.
/// @param[in] newSize New block size, in bytes.
/// @param[in] pBlock Block to reallocate.
///
/// @return Pointer to the reallocated block of memory, or null if reallocation failed.
///
/// @see FreeTypeAllocate(), FreeTypeFree()
static void* FreeTypeReallocate( FT_Memory /*pMemory*/, long currentSize, long newSize, void* pBlock )
{
DefaultAllocator allocator;
// We cannot call Reallocate() if either the old or new size requires SIMD alignment (see FreeTypeAllocate() for
// more information about why we need to align some allocations), so call Free()/Allocate()/AllocateAligned()
// instead as appropriate.
if( newSize < HELIUM_SIMD_SIZE )
{
if( currentSize < HELIUM_SIMD_SIZE )
{
// Our allocators allow for null pointers to be passed to their reallocate functions, so we do not need to
// validate the block parameter.
pBlock = allocator.ReallocateAligned( pBlock, HELIUM_SIMD_ALIGNMENT, newSize );
}
else
{
void* pOldBlock = pBlock;
// Our allocators treat a realloc() with a size of zero as a free, so simulate that functionality here.
pBlock = NULL;
if( newSize )
{
pBlock = allocator.AllocateAligned( HELIUM_SIMD_ALIGNMENT, newSize );
if( pBlock )
{
HELIUM_ASSERT( newSize < currentSize );
MemoryCopy( pBlock, pOldBlock, newSize );
}
}
allocator.FreeAligned( pOldBlock );
}
}
else
{
void* pOldBlock = pBlock;
// Note that newSize >= HELIUM_SIMD_SIZE, so we don't need to check for non-zero sizes here.
pBlock = allocator.AllocateAligned( HELIUM_SIMD_ALIGNMENT, newSize );
if( pBlock )
{
MemoryCopy( pBlock, pOldBlock, Min( currentSize, newSize ) );
}
allocator.FreeAligned( pOldBlock );
}
return pBlock;
}
/// Free a block of memory previously allocated for FreeType.
///
/// @param[in] pMemory Handle to the source memory manager.
/// @param[in] pBlock Block of memory to free.
///
/// @see FreeTypeAllocate(), FreeTypeReallocate()
static void FreeTypeFree( FT_Memory /*pMemory*/, void* pBlock )
{
// Our allocators allow for null pointers to be passed to their free functions, so we do not need to validate the
// block parameter.
DefaultAllocator allocator;
allocator.FreeAligned( pBlock );
}