one.nio.mem

Class Malloc

java.lang.Object

one.nio.mem.Malloc

All Implemented Interfaces:

Allocator, MallocMXBean

Direct Known Subclasses:

MallocMT

public class Malloc
extends Object
implements Allocator, MallocMXBean

A simplified implementation of Doug Lea's Memory Allocator. Allocates up to 25% larger memory chunks rounded to the bin size.

Memory format:

• SIGNATURE int64 format version magic bytes
• CAPACITY int64 size of the allocated memory
• BASE int64 base address of the memory
• padding up to 64 bytes
• Bins:
  • BIN_0_CHUNK int64
  • BIN_1_CHUNK int64
  • ...
  • BIN_N_CHUNK int64

There are 2 types of chunks: free and occupied. Chunks are aligned to 8 byte boundary.

Free chunk format (8 byte header + 2 x 64-bit references = 24 bytes min chunk):

 +--------------+--------------+
 | size (int32) | left (int32) |
 +--------------+--------------+
 |         next (int64)        |
 +-----------------------------+
 |       previous (int64)      |
 +-----------------------------+
 

left is the offset to the beginning of a previous chunk. Free chunks have MSB of the size unset. Free chunks are linked by double-linked lists (using next and previous) starting from the corresponding bin.

Occupied chunk format (8 byte header + payload):

 +--------------+--------------+
 | size (int32) | left (int32) |
 +--------------+--------------+
 |          user data          |
 +-----------------------------+
 

Occupied chunks have MSB of the size set.

Invariants:

• Each chunk is linked to the bin according to chunk size
• Two free chunks are coalesced if they are physical neighbours
• Free chunks are always interleaved with occupied chunks

Bins contain chunks with sizes from the bin size inclusive up to the next bin size exclusive (see chooseBin(int)).

malloc(int):

1. Round the user requested size up to the nearest bin size
2. Start looking for the first chunk starting from the corresponding bin up to the last bin:
   • If there is no chunk in the current bin, go to the next bin
   • If the first chunk is appropriately sized, remove it from the list of chunks and return it to the user
   • If the first chunk is too large, split it, insert the tail into the list of chunks in the corresponding bin and return the head to the user
   • If nothing is found, throw OutOfMemoryException

free(long):

1. Try to coalesce with left and right neighbours if they are free
2. Insert the resulting chunk into the corresponding bin

Author:

Andrey Pangin, Vadim Tsesko

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
Malloc(long capacity)
Malloc(long base, long capacity)
Malloc(MappedFile mmap)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
int	allocatedSize(long address)
long	base()
long	calloc(int size)
void	free(long address)
long	getFreeMemory()
long	getTotalMemory()
long	getUsedMemory()
long	malloc(int size)
void	verify() Verify the layout of the heap.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

Malloc

public Malloc(long capacity)

Malloc

public Malloc(long base,
              long capacity)

Malloc

public Malloc(MappedFile mmap)

Method Detail

base

public final long base()

getTotalMemory

public long getTotalMemory()

Specified by:

getTotalMemory in interface MallocMXBean

getFreeMemory

public long getFreeMemory()

Specified by:

getFreeMemory in interface MallocMXBean

getUsedMemory

public long getUsedMemory()

Specified by:

getUsedMemory in interface MallocMXBean

calloc

public long calloc(int size)

Specified by:

calloc in interface Allocator

malloc

public long malloc(int size)

Specified by:

malloc in interface Allocator

free

public void free(long address)

Specified by:

free in interface Allocator

allocatedSize

public int allocatedSize(long address)

verify

public void verify()

Description copied from interface: Allocator

Verify the layout of the heap. Expensive operation, used only for debugging purposes.

Specified by:

verify in interface Allocator