DataManage/libs/QxOrm/include/QxMemLeak/fixed_mem_pool.h

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 * Copyright (C) 2004-2008 Wu Yongwei <adah at users dot sourceforge dot net>
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/*!
 * \file    fixed_mem_pool.h
 * \ingroup QxMemLeak
 *
 * Definition of a fixed-size memory pool template for structs/classes.
 * This is a easy-to-use class template for pre-allocated memory pools.
 * The client side needs to do the following things:
 * - Use one of the macros #DECLARE_FIXED_MEM_POOL,
 *   #DECLARE_FIXED_MEM_POOL__NOTHROW, and
 *   #DECLARE_FIXED_MEM_POOL__THROW_NOCHECK at the end of the class
 *   (say, \c class \e _Cls) definitions
 * - Call fixed_mem_pool<_Cls>::initialize at the beginning of the
 *   program
 * - Optionally, specialize fixed_mem_pool<_Cls>::bad_alloc_handler to
 *   change the behaviour when all memory blocks are allocated
 * - Optionally, call fixed_mem_pool<_Cls>::deinitialize at exit of the
 *   program to check for memory leaks
 * - Optionally, call fixed_mem_pool<_Cls>::get_alloc_count to check
 *   memory usage when the program is running
 *
 * \version 1.14, 2005/09/19
 * \author  Wu Yongwei
 *
 */

#ifndef QT_NO_DEBUG
#ifndef _QX_MODE_RELEASE
#if _QX_USE_MEM_LEAK_DETECTION

#ifndef _FIXED_MEM_POOL_H
#define _FIXED_MEM_POOL_H

#ifdef _MSC_VER
#pragma once
#endif

#include <new>
#include <assert.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "class_level_lock.h"
#include "mem_pool_base.h"

/**
 * Defines the alignment of memory blocks.
 */
#ifndef MEM_POOL_ALIGNMENT
#define MEM_POOL_ALIGNMENT 4
#endif

namespace qx {
namespace memory {

/**
 * Class template to manipulate a fixed-size memory pool.  Please notice
 * that only allocate and deallocate are protected by a lock.
 *
 * @param _Tp   class to use the fixed_mem_pool
 */
template <class _Tp>
class fixed_mem_pool
{
public:
    typedef typename class_level_lock<fixed_mem_pool<_Tp> >::lock lock;
    static void*  allocate();
    static void   deallocate(void*);
    static bool   initialize(size_t __size);
    static int    deinitialize();
    static int    get_alloc_count();
    static bool   is_initialized();
protected:
    static bool   bad_alloc_handler();
private:
    static size_t _S_align(size_t __size);
    static void*  _S_mem_pool_ptr;
    static void*  _S_first_avail_ptr;
    static int    _S_alloc_cnt;
};

/** Pointer to the allocated chunk of memory. */
template <class _Tp>
void* fixed_mem_pool<_Tp>::_S_mem_pool_ptr = NULL;

/** Pointer to the first available memory block. */
template <class _Tp>
void* fixed_mem_pool<_Tp>::_S_first_avail_ptr = NULL;

/** Count of allocations. */
template <class _Tp>
int   fixed_mem_pool<_Tp>::_S_alloc_cnt = 0;

/**
 * Allocates a memory block from the memory pool.
 *
 * @return  pointer to the allocated memory block
 */
template <class _Tp>
inline void* fixed_mem_pool<_Tp>::allocate()
{
    lock __guard;
    for (;;)
    {
        if (void* __result = _S_first_avail_ptr)
        {
            _S_first_avail_ptr = *(void**)_S_first_avail_ptr;
            ++_S_alloc_cnt;
            return __result;
        }
        else
            if (!bad_alloc_handler())
                return NULL;
    }
}

/**
 * Deallocates a memory block and returns it to the memory pool.
 *
 * @param __block_ptr   pointer to the memory block to return
 */
template <class _Tp>
inline void fixed_mem_pool<_Tp>::deallocate(void* __block_ptr)
{
    if (__block_ptr == NULL)
        return;
    lock __guard;
    assert(_S_alloc_cnt != 0);
    --_S_alloc_cnt;
    *(void**)__block_ptr = _S_first_avail_ptr;
    _S_first_avail_ptr = __block_ptr;
}

/**
 * Initializes the memory pool.
 *
 * @param __size number of memory blocks to put in the memory pool
 * @return       \c true if successful; \c false if memory insufficient
 */
template <class _Tp>
bool fixed_mem_pool<_Tp>::initialize(size_t __size)
{
    size_t __block_size = _S_align(sizeof(_Tp));
    assert(!is_initialized());
    assert(__size > 0 && __block_size >= sizeof(void*));
    _S_mem_pool_ptr = mem_pool_base::alloc_sys(__size * __block_size);
    _S_first_avail_ptr = _S_mem_pool_ptr;
    if (_S_mem_pool_ptr == NULL)
        return false;
    char* __block_ = (char*)_S_mem_pool_ptr;
    while (--__size != 0)
    {
        char* __next_ = __block_ + __block_size;
        *(void**)__block_ = __next_;
        __block_ = __next_;
    }
    *(void**)__block_ = NULL;
    return true;
}

/**
 * Deinitializes the memory pool.
 *
 * @return  \c 0 if all memory blocks are returned and the memory pool
 *          successfully freed; or a non-zero value indicating number of
 *          memory blocks still in allocation
 */
template <class _Tp>
int fixed_mem_pool<_Tp>::deinitialize()
{
    if (_S_alloc_cnt != 0)
        return _S_alloc_cnt;
    assert(is_initialized());
    mem_pool_base::dealloc_sys(_S_mem_pool_ptr);
    _S_mem_pool_ptr = NULL;
    _S_first_avail_ptr = NULL;
    return 0;
}

/**
 * Gets the allocation count.
 *
 * @return  the number of memory blocks still in allocation
 */
template <class _Tp>
inline int fixed_mem_pool<_Tp>::get_alloc_count()
{
    return _S_alloc_cnt;
}

/**
 * Is the memory pool initialized?
 *
 * @return  \c true if it is successfully initialized; \c false otherwise
 */
template <class _Tp>
inline bool fixed_mem_pool<_Tp>::is_initialized()
{
    return _S_mem_pool_ptr != NULL;;
}

/**
 * Bad allocation handler.  Called when there are no memory blocks
 * available in the memory pool.  If this function returns \c false
 * (default behaviour if not explicitly specialized), it indicates that
 * it can do nothing and allocate() should return \c NULL; if this
 * function returns \c true, it indicates that it has freed some memory
 * blocks and allocate() should try allocating again.
 */
template <class _Tp>
bool fixed_mem_pool<_Tp>::bad_alloc_handler()
{
    return false;
}

/**
 * Aligns the memory block size.
 *
 * @param __size    size to be aligned
 * @return          aligned value of \a __size
 */
template <class _Tp>
inline size_t fixed_mem_pool<_Tp>::_S_align(size_t __size)
{
    return (__size + MEM_POOL_ALIGNMENT - 1)
           / MEM_POOL_ALIGNMENT * MEM_POOL_ALIGNMENT;
}

} // namespace memory
} // namespace qx

/**
 * Declares the normal (exceptionable) overload of <b>operator new</b>
 * and <b>operator delete</b>.
 *
 * @param _Cls  class to use the fixed_mem_pool
 * @see         DECLARE_FIXED_MEM_POOL__THROW_NOCHECK, which, too,
 *              defines an <b>operator new</b> that will never return
 *              \c NULL, but requires more discipline on the
 *              programmer's side.
 */
#define DECLARE_FIXED_MEM_POOL(_Cls) \
public: \
    static void* operator new(size_t __size) \
    { \
        assert(__size == sizeof(_Cls)); \
        if (void* __ptr = fixed_mem_pool<_Cls>::allocate()) \
            return __ptr; \
        else \
            throw std::bad_alloc(); \
    } \
    static void  operator delete(void* __ptr) \
    { \
        if (__ptr != NULL) \
            fixed_mem_pool<_Cls>::deallocate(__ptr); \
    }

/**
 * Declares the non-exceptionable overload of <b>operator new</b> and
 * <b>operator delete</b>.
 *
 * @param _Cls  class to use the fixed_mem_pool
 */
#define DECLARE_FIXED_MEM_POOL__NOTHROW(_Cls) \
public: \
    static void* operator new(size_t __size) throw() \
    { \
        assert(__size == sizeof(_Cls)); \
        return fixed_mem_pool<_Cls>::allocate(); \
    } \
    static void  operator delete(void* __ptr) \
    { \
        if (__ptr != NULL) \
            fixed_mem_pool<_Cls>::deallocate(__ptr); \
    }

/**
 * Declares the exceptionable, non-checking overload of <b>operator
 * new</b> and <b>operator delete</b>.
 *
 * N.B.  Using this macro \e requires users to explicitly specialize
 * fixed_mem_pool::bad_alloc_handler so that it shall never return
 * \c false (it may throw exceptions, say, \c std::bad_alloc, or simply
 * abort).  Otherwise a segmentation fault might occur (instead of
 * returning a \c NULL pointer).
 *
 * @param _Cls  class to use the fixed_mem_pool
 */
#define DECLARE_FIXED_MEM_POOL__THROW_NOCHECK(_Cls) \
public: \
    static void* operator new(size_t __size) \
    { \
        assert(__size == sizeof(_Cls)); \
        return fixed_mem_pool<_Cls>::allocate(); \
    } \
    static void  operator delete(void* __ptr) \
    { \
        if (__ptr != NULL) \
            fixed_mem_pool<_Cls>::deallocate(__ptr); \
    }

#endif // _FIXED_MEM_POOL_H
#endif // _QX_USE_MEM_LEAK_DETECTION
#endif // _QX_MODE_RELEASE
#endif // QT_NO_DEBUG