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/*
* Copyright (C) 2012-2017 Apple Inc. All rights reserved.
*
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#pragma once
#include "AllocatorAttributes.h"
#include "FreeList.h"
#include "MarkedBlock.h"
#include <wtf/FastBitVector.h>
#include <wtf/SentinelLinkedList.h>
#include <wtf/Vector.h>
namespace JSC {
class GCDeferralContext;
class Heap;
class MarkedSpace;
class LLIntOffsetsExtractor;
#define FOR_EACH_MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT(macro) \
macro(live, Live) /* The set of block indices that have actual blocks. */\
macro(empty, Empty) /* The set of all blocks that have no live objects and nothing to destroy. */ \
macro(allocated, Allocated) /* The set of allblocks that are full of live objects. */\
macro(canAllocateButNotEmpty, CanAllocateButNotEmpty) /* The set of all blocks are neither empty nor retired (i.e. are more than minMarkedBlockUtilization full). */ \
macro(eden, Eden) /* The set of all blocks that have new objects since the last GC. */\
macro(unswept, Unswept) /* The set of all blocks that could be swept by the incremental sweeper. */\
\
/* These are computed during marking. */\
macro(markingNotEmpty, MarkingNotEmpty) /* The set of all blocks that are not empty. */ \
macro(markingRetired, MarkingRetired) /* The set of all blocks that are retired. */
// FIXME: We defined canAllocateButNotEmpty and empty to be exclusive:
//
// canAllocateButNotEmpty & empty == 0
//
// Instead of calling it canAllocate and making it inclusive:
//
// canAllocate & empty == empty
//
// The latter is probably better. I'll leave it to a future bug to fix that, since breathing on
// this code leads to regressions for days, and it's not clear that making this change would
// improve perf since it would not change the collector's behavior, and either way the allocator
// has to look at both bitvectors.
// https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=162121
// Note that this collector supports overlapping allocator state with marking state, since in a
// concurrent collector you allow allocation while marking is running. So it's best to visualize a
// full mutable->eden collect->mutate->full collect cycle and see how the bits above get affected.
// The example below tries to be exhaustive about what happens to the bits, but omits a lot of
// things that happen to other state.
//
// Create allocator
// - all bits are empty
// Start allocating in some block
// - allocate the block and set the live bit.
// - the empty bit for the block flickers on and then gets immediately cleared by sweeping.
// - set the eden bit.
// Finish allocating in that block
// - set the allocated bit.
// Do that to a lot of blocks and then start an eden collection.
// - beginMarking() has nothing to do.
// - by default we have cleared markingNotEmpty/markingRetired bits.
// - marking builds up markingNotEmpty/markingRetired bits.
// We do endMarking()
// - clear all allocated bits.
// - for destructor blocks: fragmented = live & ~markingRetired
// - for non-destructor blocks:
// empty = live & ~markingNotEmpty
// fragmented = live & markingNotEmpty & ~markingRetired
// Snapshotting.
// - unswept |= eden
// Prepare for allocation.
// - clear eden
// Finish collection.
// Allocate in some block that had some free and some live objects.
// - clear the canAllocateButNotEmpty bit
// - clear the unswept bit
// - set the eden bit
// Finish allocating (set the allocated bit).
// Allocate in some block that was completely empty.
// - clear the empty bit
// - clear the unswept bit
// - set the eden bit.
// Finish allocating (set the allocated bit).
// Allocate in some block that was completely empty in another allocator.
// - clear the empty bit
// - clear all bits in that allocator
// - set the live bit in another allocator and the empty bit.
// - clear the empty, unswept bits.
// - set the eden bit.
// Finish allocating (set the allocated bit).
// Start a full collection.
// - beginMarking() clears markingNotEmpty, markingRetired
// - the heap version is incremented
// - marking rebuilds markingNotEmpty/markingretired bits.
// We do endMarking()
// - clear all allocated bits.
// - set canAllocateButNotEmpty/empty the same way as in eden collection.
// Snapshotting.
// - unswept = live
// prepare for allocation.
// - clear eden.
// Finish collection.
//
// Notice how in this scheme, the empty/canAllocateButNotEmpty state stays separate from the
// markingNotEmpty/markingRetired state. This is one step towards having separated allocation and
// marking state.
class MarkedAllocator {
friend class LLIntOffsetsExtractor;
public:
static ptrdiff_t offsetOfFreeList();
static ptrdiff_t offsetOfCellSize();
MarkedAllocator(Heap*, Subspace*, size_t cellSize);
void lastChanceToFinalize();
void prepareForAllocation();
void stopAllocating();
void resumeAllocating();
void beginMarkingForFullCollection();
void endMarking();
void snapshotUnsweptForEdenCollection();
void snapshotUnsweptForFullCollection();
void sweep();
void shrink();
void assertNoUnswept();
size_t cellSize() const { return m_cellSize; }
const AllocatorAttributes& attributes() const { return m_attributes; }
bool needsDestruction() const { return m_attributes.destruction == NeedsDestruction; }
DestructionMode destruction() const { return m_attributes.destruction; }
HeapCell::Kind cellKind() const { return m_attributes.cellKind; }
void* allocate(GCDeferralContext* = nullptr);
void* tryAllocate(GCDeferralContext* = nullptr);
Heap* heap() { return m_heap; }
MarkedBlock::Handle* takeLastActiveBlock()
{
MarkedBlock::Handle* block = m_lastActiveBlock;
m_lastActiveBlock = 0;
return block;
}
template<typename Functor> void forEachBlock(const Functor&);
template<typename Functor> void forEachNotEmptyBlock(const Functor&);
void addBlock(MarkedBlock::Handle*);
void removeBlock(MarkedBlock::Handle*);
bool isPagedOut(double deadline);
static size_t blockSizeForBytes(size_t);
Lock& bitvectorLock() { return m_bitvectorLock; }
#define MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT_ACCESSORS(lowerBitName, capitalBitName) \
bool is ## capitalBitName(const AbstractLocker&, size_t index) const { return m_ ## lowerBitName[index]; } \
bool is ## capitalBitName(const AbstractLocker& locker, MarkedBlock::Handle* block) const { return is ## capitalBitName(locker, block->index()); } \
void setIs ## capitalBitName(const AbstractLocker&, size_t index, bool value) { m_ ## lowerBitName[index] = value; } \
void setIs ## capitalBitName(const AbstractLocker& locker, MarkedBlock::Handle* block, bool value) { setIs ## capitalBitName(locker, block->index(), value); }
FOR_EACH_MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT(MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT_ACCESSORS)
#undef MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT_ACCESSORS
template<typename Func>
void forEachBitVector(const AbstractLocker&, const Func& func)
{
#define MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT_CALLBACK(lowerBitName, capitalBitName) \
func(m_ ## lowerBitName);
FOR_EACH_MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT(MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT_CALLBACK);
#undef MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT_CALLBACK
}
template<typename Func>
void forEachBitVectorWithName(const AbstractLocker&, const Func& func)
{
#define MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT_CALLBACK(lowerBitName, capitalBitName) \
func(m_ ## lowerBitName, #capitalBitName);
FOR_EACH_MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT(MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT_CALLBACK);
#undef MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT_CALLBACK
}
MarkedAllocator* nextAllocator() const { return m_nextAllocator; }
MarkedAllocator* nextAllocatorInSubspace() const { return m_nextAllocatorInSubspace; }
void setNextAllocator(MarkedAllocator* allocator) { m_nextAllocator = allocator; }
void setNextAllocatorInSubspace(MarkedAllocator* allocator) { m_nextAllocatorInSubspace = allocator; }
MarkedBlock::Handle* findEmptyBlockToSteal();
MarkedBlock::Handle* findBlockToSweep();
Subspace* subspace() const { return m_subspace; }
MarkedSpace& markedSpace() const;
void dump(PrintStream&) const;
void dumpBits(PrintStream& = WTF::dataFile());
private:
friend class MarkedBlock;
bool shouldStealEmptyBlocksFromOtherAllocators() const;
JS_EXPORT_PRIVATE void* allocateSlowCase(GCDeferralContext*);
JS_EXPORT_PRIVATE void* tryAllocateSlowCase(GCDeferralContext*);
void* allocateSlowCaseImpl(GCDeferralContext*, bool crashOnFailure);
void didConsumeFreeList();
void* tryAllocateWithoutCollecting();
MarkedBlock::Handle* tryAllocateBlock();
void* tryAllocateIn(MarkedBlock::Handle*);
void* allocateIn(MarkedBlock::Handle*);
ALWAYS_INLINE void doTestCollectionsIfNeeded(GCDeferralContext*);
void setFreeList(const FreeList&);
FreeList m_freeList;
Vector<MarkedBlock::Handle*> m_blocks;
Vector<unsigned> m_freeBlockIndices;
// Mutator uses this to guard resizing the bitvectors. Those things in the GC that may run
// concurrently to the mutator must lock this when accessing the bitvectors.
Lock m_bitvectorLock;
#define MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT_DECLARATION(lowerBitName, capitalBitName) \
FastBitVector m_ ## lowerBitName;
FOR_EACH_MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT(MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT_DECLARATION)
#undef MARKED_ALLOCATOR_BIT_DECLARATION
// After you do something to a block based on one of these cursors, you clear the bit in the
// corresponding bitvector and leave the cursor where it was.
size_t m_allocationCursor { 0 }; // Points to the next block that is a candidate for allocation.
size_t m_emptyCursor { 0 }; // Points to the next block that is a candidate for empty allocation (allocating in empty blocks).
size_t m_unsweptCursor { 0 }; // Points to the next block that is a candidate for incremental sweeping.
MarkedBlock::Handle* m_currentBlock;
MarkedBlock::Handle* m_lastActiveBlock;
Lock m_lock;
unsigned m_cellSize;
AllocatorAttributes m_attributes;
// FIXME: All of these should probably be references.
// https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=166988
Heap* m_heap;
Subspace* m_subspace;
MarkedAllocator* m_nextAllocator { nullptr };
MarkedAllocator* m_nextAllocatorInSubspace { nullptr };
};
inline ptrdiff_t MarkedAllocator::offsetOfFreeList()
{
return OBJECT_OFFSETOF(MarkedAllocator, m_freeList);
}
inline ptrdiff_t MarkedAllocator::offsetOfCellSize()
{
return OBJECT_OFFSETOF(MarkedAllocator, m_cellSize);
}
} // namespace JSC
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