spot/spot/priv/freelist.cc

// -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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#include "spot/priv/freelist.hh"
#include <cassert>
#include <iostream>

namespace spot
{

  free_list::~free_list()
  {
  }

  int
  free_list::register_n(int n)
  {
    // Browse the free list until we find N consecutive variables.  We
    // try not to fragment the list my allocating the variables in the
    // smallest free range we find.
    free_list_type::iterator best = fl.end();
    free_list_type::iterator cur;
    for (cur = fl.begin(); cur != fl.end(); ++cur)
      {
	if (cur->second < n)
	  continue;
	if (n == cur->second)
	  {
	    best = cur;
	    break;
	  }
	if (best == fl.end()
	    || cur->second < best->second)
	  best = cur;
      }

    // We have found enough free variables.
    if (best != fl.end())
      {
	int result = best->first;
	remove(best, result, n);
	return result;
      }

    // We haven't found enough adjacent free variables;
    // ask for some more.
    return extend(n);
  }

  void
  free_list::insert(int base, int n)
  {
    free_list_type::iterator cur;
    int end = base + n;
    for (cur = fl.begin(); cur != fl.end(); ++cur)
      {
	int cend = cur->first + cur->second;
	// cur              [...]
	// to insert  [...]
	// -----------------------
	// result     [...] [...]
	// (Insert a new range, unconnected.)
	if (cur->first > end)
	  {
	    break;
	  }
	// cur        [...]
	// to insert        [...]
	// -----------------------
	// result unknown : we should look at the rest of the freelist.
	else if (base > cend)
	  {
	    continue;
	  }
	//  cur          [....[       [......[
	//  to insert      [....[       [..[
	//  ----------------------------------
	//  result       [......[     [......[
	else if (cur->first <= base)
	  {
	    if (cend >= end)
	      // second case : nothing to do
	      return;
	    // cur->second is set below.
	  }
	//  cur           [....[       [..[
	//  to insert   [....[       [.......[
	//  ----------------------------------
	//  result      [......[     [.......[
	else
	  {
	    cur->first = base;
	    // cur->second is set below.
	  }

	// We get here in one of these three situations:
	//
	//  cur          [....[      [....[    [..[
	//  to insert      [....[  [....[    [.......[
	//  -------------------------------------------
	//  result       [......[  [......[  [.......[
	//
	// cur->first is already set, be cur->second has yet to be.
	end = std::max(cend, end);
	cur->second = end - cur->first;
	// Since we have extended the current range, maybe the next
	// items on the list should be merged.
	free_list_type::iterator next = cur;
	++next;
	while (next != fl.end() && next->first <= end)
	  {
	    end = std::max(next->first + next->second, end);
	    cur->second = end - cur->first;
	    free_list_type::iterator next2 = next++;
	    fl.erase(next2);
	  }
	return;
      }

    // We reach this place either because a new unconnected range
    // should be inserted in the middle of FL, or at the end.
    fl.insert(cur, pos_lenght_pair(base, n));
  }

  void
  free_list::remove(int base, int n)
  {
    free_list_type::iterator cur = fl.begin();
    int end = base + n;
    while (cur != fl.end() && cur->first < end)
      {
	int cend = cur->first + cur->second;
	// Remove may invalidate the current iterator, so advance it first.
	free_list_type::iterator old = cur++;
	if (cend >= base)
	  {
	    int newbase = std::max(base, old->first);
	    int q = std::min(cend, end) - newbase;
	    remove(old, newbase, q);
	  }
      }
  }

  void
  free_list::remove(free_list_type::iterator i, int base, int n)
  {
    if (base == i->first)
      {
	// Removing at the beginning of the range
	i->second -= n;
	assert(i->second >= 0);
	// Erase the range if it's now empty.
	if (i->second == 0)
	  fl.erase(i);
	else
	  i->first += n;
      }
    else if (base + n == i->first + i->second)
      {
	// Removing at the end of the range
	i->second -= n;
	assert(i->second > 0); // cannot be empty because base != i->first
      }
    else
      {
	// Removing in the middle of a range.
	int b1 = i->first;
	int n1 = base - i->first;
	int n2 = i->first + i->second - base - n;
	assert(n1 > 0);
	assert(n2 > 0);
	*i = pos_lenght_pair(base + n, n2);
	fl.insert(i, pos_lenght_pair(b1, n1));
      }
  }

  void
  free_list::release_n(int base, int n)
  {
    insert(base, n);
  }

  std::ostream&
  free_list::dump_free_list(std::ostream& os) const
  {
    free_list_type::const_iterator i;
    for (i = fl.begin(); i != fl.end(); ++i)
      os << "  (" << i->first << ", " << i->second << ')';
    return os;
  }

  int
  free_list::free_count() const
  {
    int res = 0;
    free_list_type::const_iterator i;
    for (i = fl.begin(); i != fl.end(); ++i)
      res += i->second;
    return res;
  }

}