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with V_I_Mem;
with System;
package V_Memory is
pragma Suppress (All_Checks);
-- PURPOSE : V_MEMORY provides memory management operations. Three
-- distinct memory management methods are supported:
--
-- Fixed Pools
-- Flex Pools
-- Heap Pools
--
-- For each type of pool, the following operations are
-- provided:
--
-- Creation
-- Deletion
-- Allocation
-- Deallocation
--
-- with the exception that deallocation is not provided for
-- heap pools. The allocation and deallocation operations
-- are implemented as generics which may be instantiated
-- to create allocators and deallocators for a given type
-- of object for a given type of pool.
--
-- Fixed memory pools are made up of constant sized blocks,
-- providing fast allocation and deallocation. Fixed memory
-- pools are best suited for storage of objects of relatively
-- homogenous size.
--
-- Flex memory pools contain variable size blocks, providing
-- efficient use of memory. The problem of fragmentation,
-- inherent in variable-size memory allocation schemes, is
-- diminished by V_MEMORY's concept of granularity, whereby
-- blocks are allocated on boundaries specified at system
-- configuration time. Flex pools are organized around a
-- standard boundary tag scheme, providing for compaction
-- of adjacent blocks.
--
-- Heap pools provide the fastest memory allocation in V_MEMORY.
-- There is no deallocation of heap memory, and therefore,
-- no space overhead in managing the pool, and minimal
-- processing overhead in allocating from the heap.
--
-- In addition to the pool management routines, a procedure
-- is provided to return the current value of the stack
-- pointer and the lower limit of the stack. Under certain
-- conditions, the code generated for this in-lined procedure
-- does not use the stack, making the operation non-intrusive.
-- The following types are used to identify the different types of pools.
type Fixed_Pool_Id is private;
type Flex_Pool_Id is private;
type Heap_Pool_Id is private;
-- The following exceptions may be raised by the pool management
-- routines.
Bad_Pool_Creation_Parameter : exception;
-- BAD_POOL_CREATION_PARAMETER is raised if a pool could not be
-- created because a parameter passed to the create operation
-- was unacceptable.
No_Available_Pool : exception;
-- NO_AVAILABLE_POOL is raised if a pool could not be created because
-- the maximum number of pools had already been allocated.
Invalid_Pool_Id : exception;
-- INVALID_POOL_ID is raised if the pool id passed to a pool operation
-- does not correspond to an existing pool.
No_Memory : exception;
-- NO_MEMORY is raised if a memory request could not be honored due to
-- insufficient memory in the pool.
Bad_Block : exception;
-- BAD_BLOCK is raised if a deallocation request is made of memory
-- which is not identifiable as an allocated block from a pool.
Object_Larger_Than_Fixed_Block_Size : exception;
-- OBJECT_LARGER_THAN_FIXED_BLOCK_SIZE is raised if an attempt is made
-- to allocate an object from a fixed pool which is larger than the size
-- of the blocks in the pool.
Unconstrained_Object : exception;
-- The current version of V_MEMORY doesn't support unconstrained
-- object types. This exception is raised by the allocation/deallocation
-- subprograms if instantiated with an unconstrained object type.
Unexpected_V_Memory_Error : exception;
-- UNEXPECTED_V_MEMORY_ERROR may be raised if an unexpected
-- error occurs during an V_MEMORY operation.
procedure Initialize_Services
(Top_Of_Memory : in System.Address :=
System."+" (16#FFFF_FFFF#);
Machine_Boundary : in Integer := Integer'Size;
Granularity : in Integer := 16);
pragma Inline_Only (Initialize_Services);
-- Purpose: Initialize memory services. This procedure must be
-- called before any of the memory services. This procedure
-- is called by the V_MEMORY package body, using the
-- default parameters. Therefore, you only
-- need to call to override the default parameters.
--
-- Where:
--
-- top_of_memory is the highest memory location addressable
-- by the target/host. The default is 16#FFFF_FFFF#.
--
-- machine_boundary is the CPU's natural boundary in BITS. This is an
-- extremely important parameter on machines
-- that impose specific bit alignment for certain data
-- types. The default is integer'size.
--
-- granularity controls memory fragmentation within all the flex
-- memory pools. These pools provide memory allocation
-- in variably-sized blocks. The value is specified
-- in BYTES and causes all allocation requests to be
-- rounded up to the nearest multiple of this value.
-- The default is 16 bytes.
procedure Create_Fixed_Pool (Base_Address : in System.Address;
Pool_Size : in Natural;
Block_Size : in Natural;
Pool : out Fixed_Pool_Id);
pragma Inline_Only (Create_Fixed_Pool);
-- Purpose: Create a fixed pool.
--
-- Where:
--
-- base_address is the address at which the pool should start.
--
-- pool_size is the amount of memory to allocate to the pool.
--
-- block_size is the size of each block in the pool.
--
-- pool identifies the pool that was created.
--
-- Notes: Because the pool contains control structures,
-- the number of blocks in the pool will be less
-- than pool_size / block_size.
--
-- Exceptions:
--
-- BAD_POOL_CREATION_PARAMETER is raised if a pool creation parameter
-- was invalid.
--
-- NO_AVAILABLE_POOL is raised if the maximum number of pools which
-- may exist simultaneously in the system have already been allocated.
generic
type Object is private;
type Pointer is access Object;
function Fixed_Object_Allocation
(Pool : in Fixed_Pool_Id; Value : in Object) return Pointer;
-- pragma INLINE(FIXED_OBJECT_ALLOCATION);
-- Purpose: Allocate an object of type OBJECT from the given
-- fixed pool, initializing it with the value VALUE.
--
-- Where:
--
-- pool is the fixed pool to allocate the object from.
--
-- value is the initial value for the object.
--
-- Exceptions:
--
-- INVALID_POOL_ID is raised if pool does not identify a pool
-- created by CREATE_FIXED_POOL.
--
-- NO_MEMORY is raised if the object could not be allocated from
-- the pool due to insufficient memory.
--
-- OBJECT_LARGER_THAN_FIXED_BLOCK_SIZE is raised if the size of
-- the object exceeded the size of the pool's blocks.
--
-- UNCONSTRAINED_OBJECT is raised if generic was instantiated with
-- an unconstrained OBJECT type.
generic
type Object is private;
type Pointer is access Object;
procedure Fixed_Object_Deallocation (Location : in Pointer);
-- pragma INLINE(FIXED_OBJECT_DEALLOCATION);
-- Purpose: To deallocate the memory at the given location.
--
-- Where:
--
-- location points to the object whose space is to be
-- deallocated.
--
-- Exceptions:
--
-- BAD_BLOCK is raised if the pointer does not point to a
-- block in a fixed pool.
--
-- UNCONSTRAINED_OBJECT is raised if generic was instantiated with
-- an unconstrained OBJECT type.
procedure Destroy_Fixed_Pool (Pool : in Fixed_Pool_Id);
pragma Inline_Only (Destroy_Fixed_Pool);
-- Purpose: To delete an entire fixed pool.
--
-- Where:
--
-- pool is the pool to be deleted.
--
-- Exceptions:
--
-- INVALID_POOL_ID is raised if pool does not identify a pool
-- created by CREATE_FIXED_POOL.
procedure Create_Flex_Pool (Base_Address : in System.Address;
Pool_Size : in Natural;
Pool : out Flex_Pool_Id);
pragma Inline_Only (Create_Flex_Pool);
-- Purpose: Create a flex pool.
--
-- Where:
--
-- base_address is the address at which the pool should start.
--
-- pool_size is the amount of memory to allocate to the pool.
--
-- pool identifies the pool that was created.
--
-- Exceptions:
--
-- BAD_POOL_CREATION_PARAMETER is raised if a pool creation parameter
-- was invalid.
--
-- NO_AVAILABLE_POOL is raised if the maximum number of pools which
-- may exist simultaneously in the system have already been allocated.
generic
type Object is private;
type Pointer is access Object;
function Flex_Object_Allocation
(Pool : in Flex_Pool_Id; Value : in Object) return Pointer;
-- pragma INLINE(FLEX_OBJECT_ALLOCATION);
-- Purpose: Allocate an object of type OBJECT from the given
-- flex pool, initializing it with the value VALUE.
--
-- Where:
--
-- pool is the flex pool to allocate the object from.
--
-- value is the initial value for the object.
--
-- Exceptions:
--
-- INVALID_POOL_ID is raised if pool does not identify a pool
-- created by CREATE_FLEX_POOL.
--
-- NO_MEMORY is raised if the object could not be allocated from
-- the pool due to insufficient memory.
--
-- UNCONSTRAINED_OBJECT is raised if generic was instantiated with
-- an unconstrained OBJECT type.
generic
type Object is private;
type Pointer is access Object;
procedure Flex_Object_Deallocation (Location : in Pointer);
-- pragma INLINE(FLEX_OBJECT_DEALLOCATION);
-- Purpose: To deallocate the memory at the given location.
--
-- Where:
--
-- location points to the object whose space is to be
-- deallocated.
--
-- Exceptions:
--
-- BAD_BLOCK is raised if the pointer does not point to a
-- block in a flex pool.
--
-- UNCONSTRAINED_OBJECT is raised if generic was instantiated with
-- an unconstrained OBJECT type.
procedure Destroy_Flex_Pool (Pool : in Flex_Pool_Id);
pragma Inline_Only (Destroy_Flex_Pool);
-- Purpose: To delete an entire flex pool.
--
-- Where:
--
-- pool is the pool to be deleted.
--
-- Exceptions:
--
-- INVALID_POOL_ID is raised if pool does not identify a pool
-- created by CREATE_FLEX_POOL.
procedure Create_Heap_Pool (Base_Address : in System.Address;
Pool_Size : in Natural;
Pool : out Heap_Pool_Id);
pragma Inline_Only (Create_Heap_Pool);
-- Purpose: Create a heap pool.
--
-- Where:
--
-- base_address is the address at which the pool should start.
--
-- pool_size is the amount of memory to allocate to the pool.
--
-- pool identifies the pool that was created.
--
-- Exceptions:
--
-- BAD_POOL_CREATION_PARAMETER is raised if a pool creation parameter
-- was invalid.
--
-- NO_AVAILABLE_POOL is raised if the maximum number of pools which
-- may exist simultaneously in the system have already been allocated.
generic
type Object is private;
type Pointer is access Object;
function Heap_Object_Allocation
(Pool : in Heap_Pool_Id; Value : in Object) return Pointer;
-- pragma INLINE(HEAP_OBJECT_ALLOCATION);
-- Purpose: Allocate an object of type OBJECT from the given
-- heap pool, initializing it with the value VALUE.
--
-- Where:
--
-- pool is the heap pool to allocate the object from.
--
-- value is the initial value for the object.
--
-- Exceptions:
--
-- INVALID_POOL_ID is raised if pool does not identify a pool
-- created by CREATE_HEAP_POOL.
--
-- NO_MEMORY is raised if the object could not be allocated from
-- the pool due to insufficient memory.
--
-- UNCONSTRAINED_OBJECT is raised if generic was instantiated with
-- an unconstrained OBJECT type.
procedure Destroy_Heap_Pool (Pool : in Heap_Pool_Id);
pragma Inline_Only (Destroy_Heap_Pool);
-- Purpose: To delete an entire heap pool.
--
-- Where:
--
-- pool is the pool to be deleted.
--
-- Exceptions:
--
-- INVALID_POOL_ID is raised if pool does not identify a pool
-- created by CREATE_HEAP_POOL.
private
type Fixed_Pool_Id is new V_I_Mem.Pool_Id;
type Flex_Pool_Id is new V_I_Mem.Pool_Id;
type Heap_Pool_Id is new V_I_Mem.Pool_Id;
end V_Memory;
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