Changeset 594 for soft/giet_vm/giet_common
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- Jul 8, 2015, 4:13:47 PM (9 years ago)
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- soft/giet_vm/giet_common
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soft/giet_vm/giet_common/kernel_malloc.c
r514 r594 5 5 // Copyright (c) UPMC-LIP6 6 6 //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 7 // 7 // Implementation note: 8 8 // - As this code is used to implement the SQT lock ptotecting TTY0, 9 9 // all functions here use the kernel _nolock_printf() function. 10 10 // - It must exist one vseg with the HEAP type in each cluster. The length 11 11 // must be a power of 2, and the base address must be aligned. 12 // - An array kernel_heap[x][y] containing the heap descriptors is 13 // stored in cluster[0][0]. 14 // - Each kernel_heap[x][y] structure contains a specific queuing spin-lock. 15 //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 16 // Allocation policy: 12 17 // - All allocated blocks have a size that is a power of 2, larger or equal 13 18 // to MIN_BLOCK_SIZE (typically 64 bytes), and are aligned. 14 19 // - All free blocks are pre-classed in 32 linked lists of free blocks, where 15 // all blocks in the samelist have the same size.20 // all blocks in a given list have the same size. 16 21 // - The NEXT pointer implementing those linked lists is written 17 22 // in the 4 first bytes of the block itself, using the unsigned int type. 18 23 // - The pointers on the first free block for each size are stored in an 19 24 // array of pointers free[32] in the heap[x][y) structure itself. 20 // - Each kernel_heap[x][y] structure is protected by a specific21 // queuing spin-lock.22 25 // - The block size required can be any value, but the allocated block size 23 26 // is the smallest power of 2 value larger or equal to the requested size. … … 32 35 // the proper lists. etc... 33 36 //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 37 // Free policy: 38 // - Each allocated block is registered in an alloc[] array of unsigned char. 39 // - This registration is required by the free() operation, because the size 40 // of the allocated block must be obtained from the base address of the block. 41 // - The number of entries in this array is equal to the max number 42 // of allocated block is : heap_size / MIN_BLOCK_SIZE 43 // - For each allocated block, the value registered in the alloc[] array 44 // is log2( size_of_allocated_block ). 45 // - The index in this array is computed from the allocated block base address: 46 // index = (block_base - heap_base) / MIN_BLOCK_SIZE 47 // - The alloc[] array is stored at the end of heap segment. This consume 48 // (1 / MIN_BLOCK_SIZE) of the total heap storage capacity. 49 //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 34 50 35 51 #include "giet_config.h" … … 38 54 #include "kernel_malloc.h" 39 55 #include "kernel_locks.h" 56 #include "sys_handler.h" 40 57 #include "tty0.h" 41 58 #include "utils.h" … … 46 63 47 64 __attribute__((section(".kdata"))) 48 kernel_heap_t kernel_heap[X_SIZE][Y_SIZE];65 kernel_heap_t kernel_heap[X_SIZE][Y_SIZE]; 49 66 50 67 /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// … … 86 103 87 104 #if GIET_DEBUG_SYS_MALLOC 105 88 106 //////////////////////////////////////////////// 89 107 static void _display_free_array( unsigned int x, 90 108 unsigned int y ) 91 109 { 92 _nolock_printf(" Kernel Heap[%d][%d]\n" 93 " - heap_base = %x\n" 94 " - heap_size = %x\n" 95 " - free[0] = %x\n" 96 " - free[1] = %x\n" 97 " - free[2] = %x\n" 98 " - free[3] = %x\n" 99 " - free[4] = %x\n" 100 " - free[5] = %x\n" 101 " - free[6] = %x\n" 102 " - free[7] = %x\n" 103 " - free[8] = %x\n" 104 " - free[9] = %x\n" 105 " - free[10] = %x\n" 106 " - free[11] = %x\n" 107 " - free[12] = %x\n" 108 " - free[13] = %x\n" 109 " - free[14] = %x\n" 110 " - free[15] = %x\n" 111 " - free[16] = %x\n" 112 " - free[17] = %x\n" 113 " - free[18] = %x\n" 114 " - free[19] = %x\n" 115 " - free[20] = %x\n" 116 " - free[21] = %x\n" 117 " - free[22] = %x\n" 118 " - free[23] = %x\n", 119 x, y, 120 kernel_heap[x][y].heap_base, kernel_heap[x][y].heap_size, 121 kernel_heap[x][y].free[0] , kernel_heap[x][y].free[1], 122 kernel_heap[x][y].free[2] , kernel_heap[x][y].free[3], 123 kernel_heap[x][y].free[4] , kernel_heap[x][y].free[5], 124 kernel_heap[x][y].free[6] , kernel_heap[x][y].free[7], 125 kernel_heap[x][y].free[8] , kernel_heap[x][y].free[9], 126 kernel_heap[x][y].free[10], kernel_heap[x][y].free[11], 127 kernel_heap[x][y].free[12], kernel_heap[x][y].free[13], 128 kernel_heap[x][y].free[14], kernel_heap[x][y].free[15], 129 kernel_heap[x][y].free[16], kernel_heap[x][y].free[17], 130 kernel_heap[x][y].free[18], kernel_heap[x][y].free[19], 131 kernel_heap[x][y].free[20], kernel_heap[x][y].free[21], 132 kernel_heap[x][y].free[22], kernel_heap[x][y].free[23]); 133 } // end display_free array() 110 unsigned int next; 111 unsigned int id; 112 unsigned int iter; 113 114 _nolock_printf("\nKernel Heap[%d][%d] base = %x / size = %x\n", x , y , 115 kernel_heap[x][y].heap_base, kernel_heap[x][y].heap_size ); 116 for ( id = 6 ; id < 24 ; id++ ) 117 { 118 next = kernel_heap[x][y].free[id]; 119 _nolock_printf(" - free[%d] = " , id ); 120 iter = 0; 121 while ( next != 0 ) 122 { 123 _nolock_printf("%x | ", next ); 124 next = (*(unsigned int*)next); 125 iter++; 126 } 127 _nolock_printf("0\n"); 128 } 129 } // end _display_free_array() 130 134 131 #endif 135 132 … … 137 134 138 135 139 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////// 136 //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 137 // This function returns the heap_base and heap_size values for cluster[x][y], 138 // from information defined in the mapping. 139 //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 140 140 unsigned int _get_heap_info( unsigned int* heap_base, 141 141 unsigned int* heap_size, … … 186 186 unsigned int heap_size; 187 187 unsigned int heap_index; 188 189 unsigned int alloc_base; 190 unsigned int alloc_size; 191 unsigned int alloc_index; 192 188 193 unsigned int index; 189 194 unsigned int x; … … 195 200 for ( y = 0 ; y < Y_SIZE ; y++ ) 196 201 { 197 // get heap_base , heap size, and heap index202 // get heap_base & heap size 198 203 ko = _get_heap_info( &heap_base, &heap_size, x, y ); 199 204 200 205 if ( ko ) // no kernel heap found in cluster[x][y] 201 206 { 202 // initialise kernel_heap[x][y] descriptor 207 // initialise kernel_heap[x][y] descriptor to empty 203 208 kernel_heap[x][y].heap_base = 0; 204 209 kernel_heap[x][y].heap_size = 0; 205 _spin_lock_init( &kernel_heap[x][y].lock );206 210 } 207 211 else // kernel heap found in cluster[x][y] … … 223 227 } 224 228 225 // initialise the free[] array 226 for ( index = 0 ; index < 32 ; index++ ) 229 // compute size of block containin alloc[] array 230 alloc_size = heap_size / MIN_BLOCK_SIZE; 231 if ( alloc_size < MIN_BLOCK_SIZE) alloc_size = MIN_BLOCK_SIZE; 232 233 // get index for the corresponding block 234 alloc_index = GET_SIZE_INDEX( alloc_size ); 235 236 // compute alloc[] array base address 237 alloc_base = heap_base + heap_size - alloc_size; 238 239 // reset the free[] array 240 for ( index = 0 ; index < 32 ; index++ ) 227 241 { 228 if (index == heap_index) kernel_heap[x][y].free[index] = heap_base; 229 else kernel_heap[x][y].free[index] = 0; 242 kernel_heap[x][y].free[index] = 0; 230 243 } 231 244 232 // initialise kernel_heap[x][y] descriptor 245 // reset the alloc_size array 246 memset( (unsigned char*)alloc_base , 0 , alloc_size ); 247 248 // split the heap into various sizes blocks, 249 // initializes the free[] array and NEXT pointers 250 // base is the block base address 251 unsigned int base = heap_base; 252 unsigned int* ptr; 253 for ( index = heap_index-1 ; index >= alloc_index ; index-- ) 254 { 255 kernel_heap[x][y].free[index] = base; 256 ptr = (unsigned int*)base; 257 *ptr = 0; 258 base = base + (1<<index); 259 } 260 233 261 kernel_heap[x][y].heap_base = heap_base; 234 262 kernel_heap[x][y].heap_size = heap_size; 263 kernel_heap[x][y].alloc_size = alloc_size; 264 kernel_heap[x][y].alloc_base = alloc_base; 265 266 // initialise lock 235 267 _spin_lock_init( &kernel_heap[x][y].lock ); 236 268 } … … 338 370 unsigned int requested_index = GET_SIZE_INDEX( size ); 339 371 340 // take the lock372 // get the lock protecting heap[x][y] 341 373 _spin_lock_acquire( &kernel_heap[x][y].lock ); 342 374 343 // call the recursive function get_block 375 // call the recursive function get_block() 344 376 unsigned int base = _get_block( &kernel_heap[x][y], 345 377 requested_index, 346 378 requested_index ); 379 380 // check block found 381 if ( base == 0 ) 382 { 383 _nolock_printf("\n[GIET ERROR] in _remote_malloc() : " 384 "no more space in kernel_heap[%d][%d]\n", x , y ); 385 _spin_lock_release( &kernel_heap[x][y].lock ); 386 _exit(); 387 } 388 389 // compute pointer in alloc[] array 390 unsigned offset = (base - kernel_heap[x][y].heap_base) / MIN_BLOCK_SIZE; 391 unsigned char* ptr = (unsigned char*)(kernel_heap[x][y].alloc_base + offset); 392 393 // check the alloc[] array 394 if ( *ptr != 0 ) 395 { 396 _nolock_printf("\n[GIET ERROR] in _remote_malloc() for heap[%d][%d] " 397 "selected block %X already allocated...\n", x , y , base ); 398 _spin_lock_release( &kernel_heap[x][y].lock ); 399 _exit(); 400 } 401 402 // update alloc_array 403 *ptr = requested_index; 404 347 405 // release the lock 348 406 _spin_lock_release( &kernel_heap[x][y].lock ); 349 407 350 if ( base == 0 )351 {352 _nolock_printf("\n[GIET ERROR] _remote_malloc() : no more space "353 "in heap[%d][%d]", x, y );354 }355 356 408 #if GIET_DEBUG_SYS_MALLOC 357 _nolock_printf("\n[DEBUG KERNEL_MALLOC] malloc vaddr %x from kernel_heap[%d][%d]\n",358 base, x , y );409 _nolock_printf("\n[DEBUG KERNEL_MALLOC] _remote-malloc()" 410 " / vaddr %x / size = %x from heap[%d][%d]\n", base , size, x , y ); 359 411 _display_free_array(x,y); 360 412 #endif … … 365 417 366 418 419 420 ////////////////////////////////// 421 void* _malloc( unsigned int size ) 422 { 423 unsigned int procid = _get_procid(); 424 unsigned int x = procid >> (Y_WIDTH + P_WIDTH); 425 unsigned int y = (procid >> P_WIDTH) & ((1<<Y_WIDTH)-1); 426 427 return _remote_malloc( size , x , y ); 428 429 } // end _malloc() 430 431 432 /////////////////////////////////////////////// 433 void _update_free_array( kernel_heap_t* heap, 434 unsigned int base, 435 unsigned int size_index ) 436 { 437 // This recursive function try to merge the released block 438 // with the companion block if this companion block is free. 439 // This companion has the same size, and almost the same address 440 // (only one address bit is different) 441 // - If the companion is not in free[size_index], 442 // the released block is pushed in free[size_index]. 443 // - If the companion is found, it is evicted from free[size_index] 444 // and the merged bloc is pushed in the free[size_index+1]. 445 446 // compute released block size 447 unsigned int size = 1<<size_index; 448 449 // compute companion block and merged block base address 450 unsigned int companion_base; 451 unsigned int merged_base; 452 453 if ( (base & size) == 0 ) // the released block is aligned on (size*2) 454 { 455 companion_base = base + size; 456 merged_base = base; 457 } 458 else 459 { 460 companion_base = base - size; 461 merged_base = base - size; 462 } 463 464 #if GIET_DEBUG_SYS_MALLOC > 1 465 _nolock_printf("\n[DEBUG KERNEL_MALLOC] _update_free_array() :\n" 466 " - size = %X\n" 467 " - released_base = %X\n" 468 " - companion_base = %X\n" 469 " - merged_base = %X\n", 470 size , base , companion_base , merged_base , (base & size) ); 471 #endif 472 473 // scan all blocks in free[size_index] 474 // the iter & prev variables are actually addresses 475 unsigned int found = 0; 476 unsigned int iter = heap->free[size_index]; 477 unsigned int prev = (unsigned int)(&heap->free[size_index]); 478 while ( iter ) 479 { 480 if ( iter == companion_base ) 481 { 482 found = 1; 483 break; 484 } 485 prev = iter; 486 iter = *(unsigned int*)iter; 487 } 488 489 if ( found == 0 ) // Companion not found => register in free[size_index] 490 { 491 492 #if GIET_DEBUG_SYS_MALLOC > 1 493 _nolock_printf("\n[DEBUG KERNEL_MALLOC] _update_free_array() : companion " 494 " not found => register block %x in free[%d]", base , size ); 495 #endif 496 497 // push the block in free[size_index] 498 *(unsigned int*)base = heap->free[size_index]; 499 heap->free[size_index] = base; 500 } 501 else // Companion found : merge and try in free[size_index + 1] 502 { 503 // pop the companion block (address == iter) from free[size_index] 504 *(unsigned int*)prev = *(unsigned int*)iter; 505 506 // call the update_free() function for free[size_index+1] 507 _update_free_array( heap, merged_base , size_index+1 ); 508 } 509 } // end _update_free_array() 510 511 512 513 /////////////////////// 514 void _free( void* ptr ) 515 { 516 // get cluster coordinates from ptr value 517 unsigned int x; 518 unsigned int y; 519 _sys_xy_from_ptr( ptr, &x, &y ); 520 521 // check ptr value 522 unsigned int base = (unsigned int)ptr; 523 if ( (base < kernel_heap[x][y].heap_base) || 524 (base >= (kernel_heap[x][y].heap_base + kernel_heap[x][y].heap_size)) ) 525 { 526 _printf("\n[GIET ERROR] in _free() : illegal pointer for released block"); 527 _exit(); 528 } 529 530 // get the lock protecting heap[x][y] 531 _spin_lock_acquire( &kernel_heap[x][y].lock ); 532 533 // compute released block index in alloc[] array 534 unsigned index = (base - kernel_heap[x][y].heap_base ) / MIN_BLOCK_SIZE; 535 536 // get the released block size_index 537 unsigned char* pchar = (unsigned char*)(kernel_heap[x][y].alloc_base + index); 538 unsigned int size_index = (unsigned int)*pchar; 539 540 // check block allocation 541 if ( size_index == 0 ) 542 { 543 _printf("\n[GIET ERROR] in _free() : released block %X not allocated " 544 "in kernel_heap[%d][%d]\n", (unsigned int)ptr , x , y ); 545 _spin_lock_release( &kernel_heap[x][y].lock ); 546 _exit(); 547 } 548 549 // check released block alignment 550 if ( base % (1 << size_index) ) 551 { 552 _printf("\n[GIET ERROR] in _free() : released block %X not aligned " 553 "in kernel_heap[%d][%d]\n", (unsigned int)ptr , x , y ); 554 _spin_lock_release( &kernel_heap[x][y].lock ); 555 _exit(); 556 } 557 558 // remove block from allocated blocks array 559 *pchar = 0; 560 561 // call the recursive function update_free_array() 562 _update_free_array( &kernel_heap[x][y] , base , size_index ); 563 564 // release the lock 565 _spin_lock_release( &kernel_heap[x][y].lock ); 566 567 #if GIET_DEBUG_SYS_MALLOC 568 _nolock_printf("\n[DEBUG KERNEL_MALLOC] _free() : vaddr = %x / size = %x " 569 "to heap[%d][%d]\n", (unsigned int)ptr , 1<<size_index , x , y ); 570 _display_free_array(x,y); 571 #endif 572 573 } // end _free() 367 574 368 575 // Local Variables: -
soft/giet_vm/giet_common/kernel_malloc.h
r495 r594 27 27 unsigned int heap_base; // heap base address 28 28 unsigned int heap_size; // heap size (bytes) 29 unsigned int alloc_base; // alloc[] array base address 30 unsigned int alloc_size; // alloc[] array size (bytes) 29 31 unsigned int free[32]; // array of base addresses of free blocks 30 32 // (address of first block of a given size) … … 41 43 ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 42 44 45 extern void* _malloc( unsigned int size ); 46 43 47 extern void* _remote_malloc( unsigned int size, 44 48 unsigned int x, 45 49 unsigned int y ); 50 51 extern void _free( void* ptr ); 46 52 47 53 extern void _heap_init(); -
soft/giet_vm/giet_common/tty0.c
r495 r594 218 218 { 219 219 buf[7 - i] = HexaTab[val % 16]; 220 if (!(val /= 16)) break;220 if (!(val = (val>>4))) break; 221 221 } 222 222 len = i + 1; 223 223 pbuf = &buf[7 - i]; 224 break; 225 } 226 case ('X'): /* 32 bits hexadecimal unsigned on 10 char*/ 227 { 228 unsigned int val = va_arg( *args , unsigned int ); 229 if ( _tty0_write( "0x" , 2 ) ) goto return_error; 230 for(i = 0; i < 8; i++) 231 { 232 buf[7 - i] = HexaTab[val % 16]; 233 val = (val>>4); 234 } 235 len = 8; 236 pbuf = buf; 224 237 break; 225 238 } -
soft/giet_vm/giet_common/utils.c
r523 r594 596 596 } 597 597 598 //////////////////////////////////// 599 unsigned int _strlen( char* string ) 600 { 601 unsigned int i = 0; 602 while ( string[i] != 0 ) i++; 603 return i; 604 } 605 598 606 /////////////////////////////////////// 599 607 unsigned int _strncmp( const char * s1, … … 616 624 617 625 while (*source) 618 *(dest++) = *(source++); 619 626 { 627 *(dest) = *(source); 628 dest++; 629 source++; 630 } 631 *dest = 0; 620 632 return dest; 621 633 } … … 717 729 718 730 ///////////////////////////////// 719 void 720 721 731 void* memset( void* dst, 732 int value, 733 unsigned int count ) 722 734 { 723 735 // word-by-word copy -
soft/giet_vm/giet_common/utils.h
r523 r594 151 151 extern void _break( char* str); 152 152 153 extern unsigned int _strlen( char* str); 154 153 155 extern unsigned int _strncmp(const char* s1, 154 156 const char* s2,
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