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#include "my-stdlib.h"
#include "log.h"
#include "storage.h"
#include "str_intern.h"
#include "utils.h"
struct intern_entry {
const char *s;
unsigned hash;
struct intern_entry *next;
};
/* If we're using the intern table during db load, we have a stunning
* opportunity to fragment memory with little intern_entry
* structures. So, the inevitable suballocator.
*
* On Linux (at least) malloc() calls past a certain size are
* converted to mmap() allocations. That's really nice since we
* don't bloat sbrk() with memory we'll never use past db load.
* That makes us look better in /usr/bin/top.
*/
struct intern_entry_hunk {
int size;
int handout;
struct intern_entry *contents;
struct intern_entry_hunk *next;
};
static struct intern_entry_hunk *intern_alloc = NULL;
static struct intern_entry_hunk *
new_intern_entry_hunk(int size)
{
struct intern_entry_hunk *new;
new = mymalloc(sizeof(struct intern_entry_hunk), M_INTERN_HUNK);
new->size = size;
new->handout = 0;
new->contents = mymalloc(sizeof(struct intern_entry) * size, M_INTERN_ENTRY);
new->next = NULL;
return new;
}
/* Chosen large enough to trigger the mmap() semantics of linux
malloc. */
#define INTERN_ENTRY_HUNK_SIZE 100000
static struct intern_entry *
allocate_intern_entry(void)
{
if (intern_alloc == NULL) {
intern_alloc = new_intern_entry_hunk(INTERN_ENTRY_HUNK_SIZE);
}
if (intern_alloc->handout < intern_alloc->size) {
struct intern_entry *e;
e = &(intern_alloc->contents[intern_alloc->handout]);
intern_alloc->handout++;
return e;
} else {
struct intern_entry_hunk *new_hunk = new_intern_entry_hunk(INTERN_ENTRY_HUNK_SIZE);
new_hunk->next = intern_alloc;
intern_alloc = new_hunk;
return allocate_intern_entry();
}
}
static void
free_intern_entry_hunks(void)
{
struct intern_entry_hunk *h, *next;
for (h = intern_alloc; h; h = next) {
next = h->next;
free(h->contents);
free(h);
}
intern_alloc = NULL;
}
/**********************/
static struct intern_entry **intern_table;
static int intern_table_size = 0;
static int intern_table_count = 0;
static int intern_bytes_saved = 0;
static int intern_allocations_saved = 0;
#define INTERN_TABLE_SIZE_INITIAL 10007
static struct intern_entry **
make_intern_table(int size) {
struct intern_entry **table;
int i;
table = mymalloc(sizeof(struct intern_entry *) * size, M_INTERN_POINTER);
for (i = 0; i < size; i++) {
table[i] = NULL;
}
return table;
}
void
str_intern_open(int table_size)
{
if (table_size == 0) {
table_size = INTERN_TABLE_SIZE_INITIAL;
}
intern_table = make_intern_table(table_size);
intern_table_size = table_size;
intern_bytes_saved = 0;
intern_allocations_saved = 0;
}
extern void str_intern_close(void)
{
int i;
struct intern_entry *e, *next;
for (i = 0; i < intern_table_size; i++) {
for (e = intern_table[i]; e; e = next) {
next = e->next;
free_str(e->s);
/* myfree(e, M_INTERN_ENTRY); */
}
}
myfree(intern_table, M_INTERN_POINTER);
intern_table = NULL;
free_intern_entry_hunks();
oklog("INTERN: %d allocations saved, %d bytes\n", intern_allocations_saved, intern_bytes_saved);
oklog("INTERN: at end, %d entries in a %d bucket hash table.\n", intern_table_count, intern_table_size);
}
static struct intern_entry *
find_interned_string(const char *s, unsigned hash)
{
int bucket = hash % intern_table_size;
struct intern_entry *p;
for (p = intern_table[bucket]; p; p = p->next) {
if (hash == p->hash) {
if (!strcmp(s, p->s)) {
return p;
}
}
}
return NULL;
}
/* Caller must addref s */
static void
add_interned_string(const char *s, unsigned hash)
{
int bucket = hash % intern_table_size;
struct intern_entry *p;
/* p = mymalloc(sizeof(struct intern_entry), M_INTERN_ENTRY); */
p = allocate_intern_entry();
p->s = s;
p->hash = hash;
p->next = intern_table[bucket];
intern_table[bucket] = p;
intern_table_count++;
}
static void
intern_rehash(int new_size) {
struct intern_entry **new_table;
int i, count;
struct intern_entry *e, *next;
count = 0;
new_table = make_intern_table(new_size);
for (i = 0; i < intern_table_size; i++) {
for (e = intern_table[i]; e; e = next) {
int new_bucket = e->hash % new_size;
/* Keep the next pointer, since we're gonna nuke it. */
next = e->next;
e->next = new_table[new_bucket];
new_table[new_bucket] = e;
count++;
}
}
if (count != intern_table_count) {
errlog("counted %d entries in intern hash table, but intern_table_count says %d!\n", count, intern_table_count);
}
intern_table_size = new_size;
myfree(intern_table, M_INTERN_POINTER);
intern_table = new_table;
}
/* Make an immutable copy of s. If there's an intern table open,
possibly share storage. */
extern const char *
str_intern(const char *s)
{
struct intern_entry *e;
unsigned hash;
const char *r;
if (s == NULL || *s == '\0') {
/* str_dup already has a canonical empty string */
return str_dup(s);
}
if (intern_table == NULL) {
return str_dup(s);
}
hash = str_hash(s);
e = find_interned_string(s, hash);
if (e != NULL) {
intern_allocations_saved++;
intern_bytes_saved += strlen(s);
return str_ref(e->s);
}
if (intern_table_count > intern_table_size) {
intern_rehash(intern_table_size * 2);
}
r = str_dup(s);
r = str_ref(r);
add_interned_string(r, hash);
return r;
}
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