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#include "qmallocpool_p.h"

#include <qglobal.h>

struct malloc_state;

QTM_BEGIN_NAMESPACE

static void* qmallocpool_sbrk(intptr_t increment);

#define USE_DL_PREFIX

#define MORECORE QTM_NAMESPACE::qmallocpool_sbrk

#define HAVE_MMAP 0

#define __STD_C 1

#ifdef Q_OS_WINCE

#define WIN32

#define LACKS_ERRNO_H

#define MALLOC_FAILURE_ACTION

#endif

static QMallocPoolPrivate * qmallocpool_instance = 0;

static struct malloc_state * qmallocpool_state(QMallocPoolPrivate *);

#define get_malloc_state() (QTM_NAMESPACE::qmallocpool_state(QTM_NAMESPACE::qmallocpool_instance))

QTM_END_NAMESPACE

#include "dlmalloc.c"

QTM_BEGIN_NAMESPACE

class QMallocPoolPrivate

{

public:

    QMallocPoolPrivate(void * _pool, unsigned int _poolLen,

                       QMallocPool::PoolType type, const QString &_name)

        : name(_name), pool((char *)_pool), poolLength(_poolLen), poolPtr(0)

    {

        Q_ASSERT(pool);

        Q_ASSERT(poolLength > 0);

        if(QMallocPool::Owned == type) {

            qMemSet(&owned_mstate, 0, sizeof(struct malloc_state));

            mstate = &owned_mstate;

        } else if(QMallocPool::NewShared == type) {

            Q_ASSERT(poolLength >= sizeof(struct malloc_state));

            qMemSet(pool, 0, sizeof(struct malloc_state));

            mstate = (struct malloc_state *)pool;

            pool += sizeof(struct malloc_state);

            poolLength -= sizeof(struct malloc_state);

        } else if(QMallocPool::Shared == type) {

            Q_ASSERT(poolLength >= sizeof(struct malloc_state));

            mstate = (struct malloc_state *)pool;

            pool += sizeof(struct malloc_state);

            poolLength -= sizeof(struct malloc_state);

        }

    }

    QString name;

    char * pool;

    unsigned int poolLength;

    unsigned int poolPtr;

    struct malloc_state *mstate;

    struct malloc_state owned_mstate;

};

static struct malloc_state * qmallocpool_state(QMallocPoolPrivate *d)

{

    Q_ASSERT(d);

    return d->mstate;

}

static void* qmallocpool_sbrk(intptr_t increment)

{

    Q_ASSERT(qmallocpool_instance);

    QMallocPoolPrivate * const d = qmallocpool_instance;

    if(increment > 0) {

        if((unsigned)increment > d->poolLength ||

           (d->poolLength - increment) < d->poolPtr)

            // Failure

            return (void *)MORECORE_FAILURE;

        void * rv = (void *)(d->pool + d->poolPtr);

        d->poolPtr += increment;

        return rv;

    } else /* increment <= 0 */ {

        Q_ASSERT(d->poolPtr >= (unsigned)(-1 * increment));

        d->poolPtr += increment;

        return (void *)(d->pool + d->poolPtr);

    }

}

struct QMallocPtr

{

    QMallocPtr(QMallocPoolPrivate * d)

    {

        Q_ASSERT(!qmallocpool_instance);

        qmallocpool_instance = d;

    }

    ~QMallocPtr()

    {

        Q_ASSERT(qmallocpool_instance);

        qmallocpool_instance = 0;

    }

};

/*!

  \class QMallocPool

  \internal

  \ingroup publishsubscribe

  \brief The QMallocPool class allows management of allocations within a

  designated memory region.

  QMallocPool provides heap management capabilities into a fixed region of

  memory.  Primarily this is useful for managing allocations in a shared

  memory region, but could be used in other scenarios.

  The QMallocPool class provides equivalents for most standard memory management

  functions, such as \c {malloc}, \c {calloc}, \c {realloc} and \c {free}.

  However, unlike these standard functions which acquire their memory from the

  system kernel, QMallocPool operators on a region of memory provided to it

  during construction.

  QMallocPool is based on dlmalloc, a public domain malloc implementation

  written by Doug Lea.  dlmalloc is used as the default allocator in many

  projects, including several versions of Linux libc.

  QMallocPool is not thread safe.

*/

/*!

  \enum QMallocPool::PoolType

  Controls the type of pool to be created.  In order to manage memory, a small

  amount of book keeping information is maintained.  While this information is

  not required for reading from the managed pool, it is required for

  allocations.  The PoolType controls where this bookkeeping data is stored.

  \value Owned

  The bookkeeping data is maintained in the QMallocPool instance.  Allocation to

  the pool is only possible via this instance.

  \value NewShared

  The bookkeeping data is maintained in the managed region itself.  This allows

  multiple QMallocPool instances, possibly in separate processes, to allocate

  from the pool.

  The NewShared PoolType also initializes this bookkeeping data to its default

  state.  Thus, while the bookkeeping data is shared, only one of the sharing

  instances should use a NewShared type.  All other instances should use the

  Shared pool type.

  The malloc pool bookkeeping data contains absolute pointers.  As such, if

  multiple processes intend to allocate into the malloc pool, is is essential 

  that they map the memory region to the same virtual address location.

  \value Shared

  The bookkeeping data is stored in the managed region, and has previously been

  initialized by another QMallocPool instance constructed using the NewShared

  pool type.

  The malloc pool bookkeeping data contains absolute pointers.  As such, if

  multiple processes intend to allocate into the malloc pool, is is essential 

  that they map the memory region to the same virtual address location.

  */

/*!

  Creates an invalid QMallocPool.

  */

QMallocPool::QMallocPool()

: d(0)

{

}

/*!

  Creates a QMallocPool on the memory region \a poolBase of length

  \a poolLength.  The pool will be constructed with the passed \a type and

  \a name. The \a name is used for diagnostics purposes only.

  */

QMallocPool::QMallocPool(void * poolBase, unsigned int poolLength,

                         PoolType type, const QString& name)

: d(0)

{

    if((type == NewShared || Shared == type) &&

            poolLength < sizeof(struct malloc_state))

        return;

    d = new QMallocPoolPrivate(poolBase, poolLength, type, name);

}

/*!

  Destroys the malloc pool.

  */

QMallocPool::~QMallocPool()

{

    if(d)

        delete d;

    d = 0;

}

/*!

  Returns the allocated size of \a mem, assuming \a mem was previously returned

  by malloc(), calloc() or realloc().

  */

size_t QMallocPool::size_of(void *mem)

{

    return chunksize(mem2chunk(mem)) - sizeof(mchunkptr);

}

/*!

  Allocates memory for an array of \a nmemb elements of \a size each and returns

  a pointer to the allocated memory.  The memory is  set to zero.  Returns 0 if

  the memory could not be allocated.

  */

void *QMallocPool::calloc(size_t nmemb, size_t size)

{

    Q_ASSERT(d && "Cannot operate on a null malloc pool");

    QMallocPtr p(d);

    return dlcalloc(nmemb, size);

}

/*!

  Allocates \a size  bytes and returns a pointer to the allocated memory.  The

  memory is not cleared.  Returns 0 if the memory could not be allocated.

 */

void *QMallocPool::malloc(size_t size)

{

    Q_ASSERT(d && "Cannot operate on a null malloc pool");

    QMallocPtr p(d);

    return dlmalloc(size);

}

/*!

  Frees the memory space pointed to by \a ptr, which must  have  been returned

  by a previous call to malloc(), calloc() or realloc().  Otherwise, or  if

  \c {free(ptr)}  has  already  been  called  before,  undefined behavior

  occurs.  If \a ptr is 0, no operation is performed.

 */

void QMallocPool::free(void *ptr)

{

    Q_ASSERT(d && "Cannot operate on a null malloc pool");

    QMallocPtr p(d);

    dlfree(ptr);

}

/*!

  Changes the size of the memory block pointed to by \a ptr to \a size bytes.

  The contents will be unchanged to the minimum of the old and new sizes; newly

  allocated memory will be uninitialized.  If \a ptr is 0, the call is

  equivalent to malloc(size); if size is equal to zero, the  call is equivalent

  to free(ptr).  Unless ptr is 0, it must have been returned by an earlier call

  to malloc(),  calloc()  or  realloc().  If the area pointed to was moved, a

  free(ptr) is done.

 */

void *QMallocPool::realloc(void *ptr, size_t size)

{

    Q_ASSERT(d && "Cannot operate on a null malloc pool");

    QMallocPtr p(d);

    return dlrealloc(ptr, size);

}

/*!

  Returns true if this is a valid malloc pool.  Invalid malloc pools cannot be

  allocated from.

 */

bool QMallocPool::isValid() const

{

    return d;

}

/*!

  Returns a MemoryStats structure containing information about the memory use

  of this pool.

 */

QMallocPool::MemoryStats QMallocPool::memoryStatistics() const

{

    Q_ASSERT(d && "Cannot operate on a null malloc pool");

    QMallocPtr p(d);

    struct mallinfo info = dlmallinfo();

    MemoryStats rv = { d->poolLength,

                       (unsigned long)info.usmblks,

                       (unsigned long)info.arena,

                       (unsigned long)info.uordblks,

                       (unsigned long)info.keepcost };

    return rv;

}

QTM_END_NAMESPACE