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/*** HEAP.C
*
* (C) Copyright Microsoft Corp., 1988-1994
*
* Heap management
*
* If you are having trouble getting errors from this code, you might
* want to try setting one of the following variables to non-zero:
*
* mmfErrorStop - enables stopping whenever there is an
* error returned from a memory manager function
*
* hpfWalk - enables some verification of the entire heap when
* coming into heap functions. Enabling heap walking
* can dramatically slow down heap functions
* but system-wide performance doesn't change too much.
*
* hpfParanoid - enables even more checking during heap walking
* (hpfWalk must also be set) and enables heap walking
* coming in and out of every heap call.
*
* hpfTrashStop - enables stopping in the debugger whenever
* we detect a trashed heap block during hpfWalk
* and it attempts to print the trashed address
*
* Origin: Chicago
*
* Change history:
*
* Date Who Description
* --------- --------- -------------------------------------------------
* ?/91 BrianSm Created
* 3/94 BrianSm Added heaps that can grow beyond initial max size
* 6/94 BrianSm Decommit pages within free heap blocks
*/
#ifdef WIN32
#include <EmulateHeap_kernel32.h>
#endif
#pragma hdrstop("kernel32.pch")
#ifndef WIN32
#include <basedef.h>
#include <winerror.h>
#include <vmmsys.h>
#include <mmlocal.h>
#include <sched.h>
#include <thrdsys.h>
#include <schedsys.h>
#include <schedc.h>
#include <heap.h>
#define pthCur pthcbCur
#define hpGetTID() (pthCur->thcb_ThreadId)
char INTERNAL hpfWalk = 1; /* enable some heap walking */
#ifdef HPDEBUG
#define dprintf(x) dprintf##x
#define DebugStop() mmFatalError(0)
#else
#define dprintf(x)
#endif
#define HeapFree(hheap, flags, lpMem) HPFree(hheap, lpMem)
#define HeapSize(hheap, flags, lpMem) HPSize(hheap, lpMem)
#define hpTakeSem(hheap, pblock, flags) hpTakeSem2(hheap, pblock)
#define hpClearSem(hheap, flags) hpClearSem2(hheap)
#else /* WIN32 */
#define pthCur (*pptdbCur)
#define hpGetTID() (pthCur ? (((struct tcb_s *)(pthCur->R0ThreadHandle))->TCB_ThreadId) : 0);
char mmfErrorStop = 1; /* enable stopping for all errors */
char INTERNAL hpfWalk = 0; /* disable heap walking */
#ifdef HPMEASURE
BOOL PRIVATE hpMeasureItem(HHEAP hheap, unsigned uItem);
#endif
#endif /* WIN32 */
#ifdef HPDEBUG
#define hpTrash(s) dprintf((s));dprintf((("\nheap handle=%x\n", hheap)));if (hpfTrashStop) DebugStop()
char INTERNAL hpfParanoid = 0; /* disable very strict walking */
char INTERNAL hpfTrashStop = 1; /* enable stopping for trashed heap */
char INTERNAL hpWalkCount = 0; /* keep count of times hpWalk called*/
#endif
/***LD hpFreeSizes - the block sizes for the different free list heads
*/
unsigned long hpFreeSizes[hpFREELISTHEADS] = {32, 128, 512, (ULONG)-1};
#ifndef WIN32
#pragma VMM_PAGEABLE_DATA_SEG
#pragma VxD_VMCREATE_CODE_SEG
#endif
#ifdef DEBUG
/***EP HeapSetFlags - set heap error flags
*
* ENTRY: dwFlags - flags to change
* dwFlagValues - new flag values
*
* EXIT: old values of the flags
* (on RETAIL, this is a stub which returns -1)
*/
#define HSF_MMFERRORSTOP 0x00000001
#define HSF_HPFPARANOID 0x00000002
#define HSF_VALIDMASK 0x00000003
DWORD APIENTRY
HeapSetFlags( DWORD dwFlags, DWORD dwFlagValues)
{
DWORD dwOldFlagValues;
dwOldFlagValues = (mmfErrorStop ? HSF_MMFERRORSTOP : 0) |
(hpfParanoid ? HSF_HPFPARANOID : 0);
if( dwFlags & ~HSF_VALIDMASK) {
OutputDebugString( "HeapSetFlags: invalid flags, ignored\n");
return (DWORD)-1; // error
}
if( dwFlags & HSF_MMFERRORSTOP) {
if( dwFlagValues & HSF_MMFERRORSTOP)
mmfErrorStop = 1;
else
mmfErrorStop = 0;
}
if( dwFlags & HSF_HPFPARANOID) {
if( dwFlagValues & HSF_HPFPARANOID) {
hpfTrashStop = 1;
hpfWalk = 1;
hpfParanoid = 1;
} else {
hpfParanoid = 0;
}
}
return dwOldFlagValues;
}
#endif
/***EP HPInit - initialize a memory block as a heap
*
* ENTRY: hheap - heap handle for heap (same as pmem unless HP_INITSEGMENT)
* pmem - pointer to chunk of memory (must be page aligned)
* cbreserve - number of bytes reserved in block (must be PAGESIZE
* multiple)
* flags - HP_NOSERIALIZE: don't serialize heap operations
* (if not, caller MUST serialize)
* HP_EXCEPT: generate exceptions instead of errors
* HP_GROWABLE: heap can grow infinitely beyond cbreserve
* HP_LOCKED: commit pages as fixed to heap
* HP_INITSEGMENT: initialize the block as an growable
* heap segment
* HP_GROWUP: waste last page in heap so heap allocs
* will grow monotonically upwards from base
* EXIT: handle to new heap or 0 if error.
*/
HHEAP INTERNAL
HPInit(struct heapinfo_s *hheap,
struct heapinfo_s *pmem,
unsigned long cbreserve,
unsigned long flags)
{
struct freelist_s *pfreelist;
struct freelist_s *pfreelistend;
unsigned *psizes;
struct busyheap_s *pfakebusy;
unsigned cbheader, cbmainfree;
mmAssert(((unsigned)pmem & PAGEMASK) == 0 && cbreserve != 0 &&
(cbreserve & PAGEMASK) == 0, "HPInit: invalid parameter\n");
/*
* Commit enough space at the beginning of the heap to hold a
* heapinfo_s structure and a minimal free list.
*/
if (hpCommit((unsigned)pmem / PAGESIZE,
(sizeof(struct heapinfo_s)+sizeof(struct freeheap_s)+PAGEMASK)
/ PAGESIZE,
flags) == 0) {
goto error;
}
/*
* This next block of initialization stuff we only have to do if
* we are creating a brand new heap, not just a heap segment.
*/
if ((flags & HP_INITSEGMENT) == 0) {
cbheader = sizeof(struct heapinfo_s);
/*
* Fill in the heapinfo_s structure (per-heap information).
*/
#ifdef WIN32
pmem->hi_procnext = 0;
#endif
pmem->hi_psegnext = 0;
pmem->hi_signature = HI_SIGNATURE;
pmem->hi_flags = (unsigned char)flags;
#ifdef HPDEBUG
pmem->hi_cbreserve = cbreserve; /* this is also done below, here for sum */
pmem->hi_sum = hpSum(pmem, HI_CDWSUM);
pmem->hi_eip = hpGetAllocator();
pmem->hi_tid = hpGetTID();
pmem->hi_thread = 0;
#endif
/*
* If the caller requested that we serialize access to the heap,
* create a critical section to do that.
*/
if ((flags & HP_NOSERIALIZE) == 0) {
hpInitializeCriticalSection(pmem);
}
/*
* Initialize the free list heads.
* In the future we might want to have the user pass in the
* size of the free lists he would like, but for now just copy
* them from the static list hpFreeSizes.
*/
pfreelist = pmem->hi_freelist;
pfreelistend = pfreelist + hpFREELISTHEADS;
psizes = hpFreeSizes;
for (; pfreelist < pfreelistend; ++pfreelist, ++psizes) {
pfreelist->fl_cbmax = *psizes;
hpSetFreeSize(&pfreelist->fl_header, 0);
pfreelist->fl_header.fh_flink = &(pfreelist+1)->fl_header;
pfreelist->fl_header.fh_blink = &(pfreelist-1)->fl_header;
#ifdef HPDEBUG
pfreelist->fl_header.fh_signature = FH_SIGNATURE;
pfreelist->fl_header.fh_sum = hpSum(&pfreelist->fl_header, FH_CDWSUM);
#endif
}
/*
* Make the list circular by fusing the start and beginning
*/
pmem->hi_freelist[0].fl_header.fh_blink =
&(pmem->hi_freelist[hpFREELISTHEADS - 1].fl_header);
pmem->hi_freelist[hpFREELISTHEADS - 1].fl_header.fh_flink =
&(pmem->hi_freelist[0].fl_header);
#ifdef HPDEBUG
pmem->hi_freelist[0].fl_header.fh_sum =
hpSum(&(pmem->hi_freelist[0].fl_header), FH_CDWSUM);
pmem->hi_freelist[hpFREELISTHEADS - 1].fl_header.fh_sum =
hpSum(&(pmem->hi_freelist[hpFREELISTHEADS - 1].fl_header), FH_CDWSUM);
#endif
} else {
cbheader = sizeof(struct heapseg_s);
}
pmem->hi_cbreserve = cbreserve;
/*
* Put a tiny busy heap header at the very end of the heap
* so we can free the true last block and mark the following
* block as HP_PREVFREE without worrying about falling off the
* end of the heap. Give him a size of 0 so we can also use
* him to terminate heap-walking functions.
* We also might need to commit a page to hold the thing.
*/
pfakebusy = (struct busyheap_s *)((unsigned long)pmem + cbreserve) - 1;
if (cbreserve > PAGESIZE) {
if (hpCommit((unsigned)pfakebusy / PAGESIZE,
(sizeof(struct busyheap_s) + PAGEMASK) / PAGESIZE, flags) == 0) {
goto errordecommit;
}
}
hpSetBusySize(pfakebusy, 0);
#ifdef HPDEBUG
pfakebusy->bh_signature = BH_SIGNATURE;
pfakebusy->bh_sum = hpSum(pfakebusy, BH_CDWSUM);
#endif
/*
* Link the interior of the heap into the free list.
* If we create one big free block, the page at the end of the heap will
* be wasted because it will be committed (to hold the end sentinel) but
* it will won't be touched for allocations until every other page in the
* heap has been used. To avoid this, we create two free blocks, one for
* main body of the heap and another block which has most of the last
* page in it. We need to insert the last page first because hpFreeSub
* looks at the following block to see if we need to coalesce.
* The caller can force us to waste the last page by passing in HP_GROWUP.
* It is used by some ring 3 components who would waste tiled selectors
* if we had blocks being allocated from an outlying end page.
*/
if ((flags & HP_GROWUP) == 0 && cbreserve > PAGESIZE) {
cbmainfree = cbreserve - cbheader - PAGESIZE + /* size of main block */
sizeof(struct freeheap_s *);
/*
* Put a little busy heap block at the front of the final page
* to keep the final page from getting coalesced into the main free
* block.
*/
pfakebusy = (struct busyheap_s *)((char *)pmem + cbmainfree + cbheader);
hpSetBusySize(pfakebusy, sizeof(struct busyheap_s));
#ifdef HPDEBUG
pfakebusy->bh_signature = BH_SIGNATURE;
pfakebusy->bh_sum = hpSum(pfakebusy, BH_CDWSUM);
#endif
/*
* Free the rest of the last page (minus the various little bits
* we have taken out)
*/
hpFreeSub(hheap, pfakebusy + 1,
PAGESIZE - /* entire page, less... */
sizeof(struct freeheap_s *) - /* back-pointer to prev free*/
sizeof(struct busyheap_s) - /* anti-coalescing busy block*/
sizeof(struct busyheap_s), /* end sentinel */
0);
/*
* Otherwise, make the entirety of our heap between the end of the header
* end the end sentinel into a free block.
*/
} else {
cbmainfree = cbreserve - sizeof(struct busyheap_s) - cbheader;
}
/*
* Now put the main body of the heap onto the free list
*/
hpFreeSub(hheap, (char *)pmem + cbheader, cbmainfree, 0);
#ifdef HPDEBUG
/*
* Verify the heap is ok. Note, a new heap segment will fail the test
* until we hook it up properly in HPAlloc, so skip the check for them.
*/
if (hpfParanoid && hheap == pmem) {
hpWalk(hheap);
}
#endif
/*
* Return a pointer to the start of the heap as the heap handle
*/
exit:
return(pmem);
errordecommit:
PageDecommit((unsigned)pmem / PAGESIZE,
(sizeof(struct heapinfo_s)+sizeof(struct freeheap_s)+PAGEMASK)
/ PAGESIZE,
PC_STATIC);
error:
pmem = 0;
goto exit;
}
#ifndef WIN32
/***EP HPClone - make a duplicate of an existing heap
*
* This routine is used to create a new heap that has heap blocks
* allocated and free in the same places as another heap. However,
* the contents of the blocks will be zero-initialized, rather than
* the same as the other heap.
*
* If this routine fails, it is the responsibility of the caller
* to free up any memory that might have been committed (as well as
* the original reserved object).
*
* ENTRY: hheap - handle to existing heap to duplicate
* pmem - pointer to new memory block to turn into duplicate heap
* (the address must be reserved and not committed)
* EXIT: handle to new heap if success, else 0 if failure
*/
HHEAP INTERNAL
HPClone(struct heapinfo_s *hheap, struct heapinfo_s *pmem)
{
struct freeheap_s *ph;
struct freeheap_s *phend;
#ifdef HPDEBUG
struct freeheap_s *phnew;
#endif
/*
* We need to take the heap semaphore for the old heap so no one
* changes its contents while we clone it (that could confuse the
* walking code).
*/
if (hpTakeSem(hheap, 0, 0) == 0) {
pmem = 0;
goto exit;
}
/*
* First call HPInit on the new block to get it a header
*/
if (HPInit(pmem, pmem, hheap->hi_cbreserve, (unsigned)hheap->hi_flags) == 0) {
goto error;
}
/*
* Ring 0 heaps are layed out in the following general areas:
*
* 1 heap header
* 2 mix of allocated and free heap blocks
* 3 giant free heap block (remains of initial free block)
* 4 a single minimum size busy heap block
* 5 mix of allocated and free heap blocks
* 6 end sentinel
*
* The general method for cloning a heap is to walk the entire source
* heap and allocate blocks on the new heap corresponding to all
* the blocks on the source heap, busy or free. Then go back through
* the source free list and free the corresponding blocks on the
* new heap. You will then have two heaps with the same lay-out of
* free and busy blocks. However, doing this will cause a huge overcommit
* spike when block (3) gets allocated and then freed. To avoid this,
* when allocating the blocks we first allocate the blocks from area (5)
* then the blocks in (2) which will naturally leave us with a big
* free block at (3) like there should be without causing a spike.
* This scheme will only work if (3) is the last block on the free
* list, otherwise the free list will not be in the correct order when
* we are done. "phend" will be pointed to block (3) if it is
* in the correct place for us to do our trick, otherwise we set it to (4).
* "ph" will start just past (4).
*/
ph = (struct freeheap_s *)((char *)hheap + hheap->hi_cbreserve - PAGESIZE +
sizeof(struct freeheap_s *) +
sizeof(struct busyheap_s));
phend = hheap->hi_freelist[0].fl_header.fh_blink;
/*
* If the last block on the free list isn't just before (4) then
* reset our variables as per comment above.
*/
if ((char *)phend + hpSize(phend)+sizeof(struct busyheap_s) != (char *)ph) {
phend = (struct freeheap_s *)((char *)ph - sizeof(struct busyheap_s));
mmAssert(hpIsBusySignatureValid((struct busyheap_s *)ph) &&
hpSize(ph) == sizeof(struct busyheap_s),
"HPClone: bad small busy block");
}
/*
* Now walk through the old heap and allocate corresponding blocks
* on the new heap. First we allocate the blocks on the last page.
*/
for (; hpSize(ph) != 0; (char *)ph += hpSize(ph)) {
if (HPAlloc(pmem,hpSize(ph)-sizeof(struct busyheap_s),HP_ZEROINIT)==0){
mmAssert(0, "HPClone: alloc off last page failed"); /* already committed */
}
}
/*
* Then allocate the blocks in the first part of heap, except maybe
* the big free block (3) if we are set up that way from above.
*/
ph = (struct freeheap_s *)(hheap + 1);
for (; ph != phend; (char *)ph += hpSize(ph)) {
if (HPAlloc(pmem, hpSize(ph) - sizeof(struct busyheap_s),
HP_ZEROINIT) == 0) {
goto error;
}
}
/*
* How go back through the heap and free up all the blocks that are
* free on the old heap. We have to do this by walking the old
* heap's free list backwards, so the free blocks are in the same
* order on both heaps.
*/
ph = hheap->hi_freelist[0].fl_header.fh_blink;
for (; ph != &(hheap->hi_freelist[0].fl_header); ph = ph->fh_blink) {
mmAssert(hpIsFreeSignatureValid(ph), "HPClone: bad block on free list");
/*
* Skip freeing any list heads and the "pfhbigfree" if we are
* special casing him
*/
if (hpSize(ph) != 0 && ph != phend) {
if (HPFree(pmem, (char *)pmem + sizeof(struct busyheap_s) +
(unsigned long)ph - (unsigned long)hheap) == 0) {
mmAssert(0, "HPClone: HPFree failed");
}
}
}
#ifdef HPDEBUG
/*
* Now let's verify that they really came out the same
*/
for (ph = (struct freeheap_s *)(hheap+1),
phnew = (struct freeheap_s *)(pmem + 1);
hpSize(ph) != 0;
(char *)phnew += hpSize(ph), (char *)ph += hpSize(ph)) {
mmAssert(ph->fh_size == phnew->fh_size, "HPClone: mis-compare");
}
#endif
clearsem:
hpClearSem(hheap, 0);
exit:
return(pmem);
error:
pmem = 0;
goto clearsem;
}
#ifndef WIN32
#pragma VMM_PAGEABLE_DATA_SEG
#pragma VxD_W16_CODE_SEG
#endif
/***LP hpWhichHeap - figure out which Dos386 heap a pointer came from
*
* ENTRY: p - pointer to heap block
* EXIT: handle to appropriate heap or 0 if invalid address
*/
HHEAP INTERNAL
hpWhichHeap(ULONG p)
{
struct heapseg_s *pseg;
/*
* Check the fixed heap first, because it is sadly the most commonly used
*/
pseg = (struct heapseg_s *)hFixedHeap;
do {
if (p > (ULONG)pseg && p < (ULONG)pseg + pseg->hs_cbreserve) {
return(hFixedHeap);
}
pseg = pseg->hs_psegnext;
} while (pseg != 0);
/*
* Then check the swappable heap
*/
pseg = (struct heapseg_s *)hSwapHeap;
do {
if (p > (ULONG)pseg && p < (ULONG)pseg + pseg->hs_cbreserve) {
return(hSwapHeap);
}
pseg = pseg->hs_psegnext;
} while (pseg != 0);
/*
* Finally the init heap. Note that the init heap isn't growable, so we
* can just do a simple range check rather than the segment looping we
* do for the other heaps.
*/
if (p > (ULONG)hInitHeap && p < InitHeapEnd) {
return(hInitHeap);
}
/*
* If we fall down to here, the address wasn't on any of the heaps
*/
mmError(ERROR_INVALID_ADDRESS, "hpWhichHeap: block not on heap");
return(0);
}
#endif
/***EP HeapFree or HPFree - free a heap block
*
* Mark the passed in block as free and insert it on the appropriate
* free list.
*
* ENTRY: hheap - pointer to base of heap
* flags (ring 3 only) - HP_NOSERIALIZE
* pblock - pointer to data of block to free (i.e., just past
* busyheap_s structure)
* EXIT: 0 if error (bad hheap or pblock) or 1 if success
*/
#ifdef WIN32
BOOL APIENTRY
HeapFreeInternal(HHEAP hheap, DWORD flags, LPSTR lpMem)
#else
unsigned INTERNAL
HPFree(HHEAP hheap, void *lpMem)
#endif
{
unsigned long cb;
struct freeheap_s *pblock;
pblock = (struct freeheap_s *)((struct busyheap_s *)lpMem - 1);
/* point to heap header */
if (hpTakeSem(hheap, pblock, flags) == 0) {
return(0);
}
cb = hpSize(pblock);
pblock->fh_size |= 0xf0000000;
#ifdef HPMEASURE
if (hheap->hi_flags & HP_MEASURE) {
hpMeasureItem(hheap, cb | HPMEASURE_FREE);
}
#endif
/*
* If the previous block is free, coalesce with it.
*/
if (pblock->fh_size & HP_PREVFREE) {
(unsigned)pblock = *((unsigned *)pblock - 1); /* point to prev block */
cb += hpSize(pblock);
/*
* Remove the previous block from the free list so we can re-insert
* the combined block in the right place later
*/
hpRemove(pblock);
}
/*
* Build a free header for the block and insert him on the appropriate
* free list. This routine also marks the following block as HP_PREVFREE
* and performs coalescing with the following block.
*/
hpFreeSub(hheap, pblock, cb, HP_DECOMMIT);
hpClearSem(hheap, flags);
return(1);
}
/***EP HPAlloc - allocate a heap block
*
* ENTRY: hheap - pointer to base of heap
* cb - size of block requested
* flags - HP_ZEROINIT - zero initialize new block
* EXIT: none
*/
void * INTERNAL
HPAlloc(HHEAP hheap, unsigned long cb, unsigned long flags)
{
struct freelist_s *pfreelist;
struct freeheap_s *pfh;
struct freeheap_s *pfhend;
struct heapseg_s *pseg;
unsigned cbreserve;
/*
* Detect really big sizes here so that we don't have to worry about
* rounding up big numbers to 0
*/
if (cb > hpMAXALLOC) {
mmError(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY, "HPAlloc: request too big\n\r");
goto error;
}
if (hpTakeSem(hheap, 0, flags) == 0) {
goto error;
}
cb = hpRoundUp(cb);
#ifdef HPMEASURE
if (hheap->hi_flags & HP_MEASURE) {
hpMeasureItem(hheap, cb);
}
#endif
restart:
/*
* Find the first free list header that will contain a block big
* enough to satisfy this allocation.
*
* NOTE: at the cost of heap fragmentation, we could change this
* to allocate from the first free list that is guaranteed to
* have a block big enough as its first entry. That would
* cut down paging on swappable heaps.
*/
for (pfreelist=hheap->hi_freelist; cb > pfreelist->fl_cbmax; ++pfreelist) {
}
/*
* Look for a block big enough for us on the list head returned.
* Even if we follow the advice of the NOTE above and pick a list
* that will definitely contain a block big enough for us we still
* have to do this scan to pass by any free list heads in the
* way (they have a size of 0, so we will never try to allocate them).
*
* We know we have reached the end of the free list when we get to
* to the first free list head (since the list is circular).
*/
pfh = pfreelist->fl_header.fh_flink;
pfhend = &(hheap->hi_freelist[0].fl_header);
for (; pfh != pfhend; pfh = pfh->fh_flink) {
/*
* Did we find a block big enough to hold our request?
*/
if (hpSize(pfh) >= cb) {
/*
* At this point we have a block of free memory big enough to
* use in pfh.
*/
{
struct busyheap_s *pbh = (struct busyheap_s *)pfh;
if ((cb = hpCarve(hheap, pfh, cb, flags)) == 0) {
goto errorclearsem;
}
hpSetBusySize(pbh, cb);
#ifdef HPDEBUG
pbh->bh_signature = BH_SIGNATURE;
pbh->bh_eip = hpGetAllocator();
pbh->bh_tid = hpGetTID();
pbh->bh_sum = hpSum(pbh, BH_CDWSUM);
#endif
hpClearSem(hheap, flags);
return(pbh + 1);
}
}
}
/*
* If we fall out of the above loop, there are no blocks available
* of the correct size.
*/
/*
* If the heap isn't there is nothing we can do but return error.
*/
if ((hheap->hi_flags & HP_GROWABLE) == 0) {
mmError(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY,"HPAlloc: not enough room on heap\n");
goto errorclearsem;
}
/*
* The heap is growable but all the existing heap segments are full.
* So reserve a new segment here. The "PAGESIZE*2" below will take care
* of the header on the new segment and the special final page, leaving
* a big enough free block for the actual request.
*/
cbreserve = max(((cb + PAGESIZE*2) & ~PAGEMASK), hpCBRESERVE);
if (((unsigned)pseg =
#ifdef WIN32
PageReserve(((unsigned)hheap >= MINSHAREDLADDR) ? PR_SHARED : PR_PRIVATE,
cbreserve / PAGESIZE, PR_STATIC)) == -1) {
mmError(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY, "HPAlloc: reserve failed\n");
#else
PageReserve(PR_SYSTEM, cbreserve / PAGESIZE, PR_STATIC |
((hheap->hi_flags & HP_LOCKED) ? PR_FIXED :0))) == -1) {
#endif
goto errorclearsem;
}
/*
* Initialize the new segment as a heap (including linking its initial
* free block into the heap).
*/
if (HPInit(hheap, (HHEAP)pseg, cbreserve, hheap->hi_flags | HP_INITSEGMENT) == 0) {
goto errorfree;
}
/*
* Link the new heap segment onto the list of segments.
*/
pseg->hs_psegnext = hheap->hi_psegnext;
hheap->hi_psegnext = pseg;
/*
* Now go back up to restart our search, we should find the new segment
* to satisfy the request.
*/
goto restart;
/*
* Code below this comment is used only in the error path.
*/
errorfree:
PageFree((unsigned)pseg, PR_STATIC);
errorclearsem:
hpClearSem(hheap, flags);
#ifdef WIN32
if ((flags | hheap->hi_flags) & HP_EXCEPT) {
RaiseException(STATUS_NO_MEMORY, 0, 1, &cb);
}
#endif
error:
return(0);
}
/***EP HPReAlloc - reallocate a heap block
*
* ENTRY: hheap - pointer to base of heap
* pblock - pointer to data of block to reallocate
* (just past the busyheap_s structure)
* cb - new size requested (in bytes)
* flags - HP_ZEROINIT - on grows, fill new area with 0s
* HP_MOVEABLE - on grows, moving of block is allowed
* HP_NOCOPY - don't preserve old block's contents
* EXIT: pointer to reallocated block or 0 if failure
*/
void * INTERNAL
HPReAlloc(HHEAP hheap, void *pblock, unsigned long cb, unsigned long flags)
{
void *pnew;
unsigned oldsize;
struct freeheap_s *pnext;
struct busyheap_s *pbh;
/*
* Detect really big sizes here so that we don't have to worry about
* rounding up big numbers to 0
*/
if (cb > hpMAXALLOC) {
mmError(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY, "HPReAlloc: request too big\n\r");
goto error;
}
pbh = (struct busyheap_s *)pblock - 1; /* point to heap block header */
if (hpTakeSem(hheap, pbh, flags) == 0) {
goto error;
}
cb = hpRoundUp(cb); /* convert to heap block size */
oldsize = hpSize(pbh);
/*
* Is this a big enough shrink to cause us to carve off the end of
* the block?
*/
if (cb + hpMINSIZE <= oldsize) {
hpFreeSub(hheap, (char *)pbh + cb, oldsize - cb, HP_DECOMMIT);
hpSetSize(pbh, cb);
#ifdef HPDEBUG
pbh->bh_sum = hpSum(pbh, BH_CDWSUM);
#endif
/*
* Is this a grow?
*/
} else if (cb > oldsize) {
/*
* See if there is a next door free block big enough for us
* grow into so we can realloc in place.
*/
pnext = (struct freeheap_s *)((char *)pbh + oldsize);
if ((pnext->fh_size & HP_FREE) == 0 || hpSize(pnext) < cb - oldsize) {
/*
* We have to move the object in order to grow it.
* Make sure that is ok with the caller first.
*/
if (flags & HP_MOVEABLE) {
#ifdef HPDEBUG
/*
* On a debug system, remember who allocated this memory
* so we don't lose the info when we allocate the new block
*/
ULONG eip;
USHORT tid;
eip = pbh->bh_eip;
tid = pbh->bh_tid;
#endif
/*
* The size we have computed in cb includes a heap header.
* Remove that since our call to HPAlloc bellow will
* also add on a header.
*/
cb -= sizeof(struct busyheap_s);
/*
* If the caller doesn't care about the contents of the
* memory block, just allocate a new chunk and free old one
*/
if (flags & HP_NOCOPY) {
HeapFree(hheap, HP_NOSERIALIZE, pblock);
if ((pblock = HPAlloc(hheap, cb,
flags | HP_NOSERIALIZE)) == 0) {
dprintf(("HPReAlloc: HPAlloc failed 1\n"));
goto errorclearsem;
}
/*
* If the caller cares about his data, allocate a new
* block and copy the old stuff into it
*/
} else {
if ((pnew = HPAlloc(hheap, cb, flags | HP_NOSERIALIZE))==0){
dprintf(("HPReAlloc: HPAlloc failed 2\n"));
goto errorclearsem;
}
memcpy(pnew, pblock, oldsize - sizeof(struct busyheap_s));
HeapFree(hheap, HP_NOSERIALIZE, pblock);
pblock = pnew;
}
#ifdef HPDEBUG
/*
* Put back in the original owner
*/
pbh = (((struct busyheap_s *)pblock) - 1);
pbh->bh_eip = eip;
pbh->bh_tid = tid;
pbh->bh_sum = hpSum(pbh, BH_CDWSUM);
#endif
/*
* Moving of the block is not allowed. Return error.
*/
} else {
mmError(ERROR_LOCKED,"HPReAlloc: fixed block\n");
goto errorclearsem;
}
/*
* We can grow in place into the following block
*/
} else {
if ((cb = hpCarve(hheap, pnext, cb - oldsize, flags)) == 0) {
goto errorclearsem;
}
hpSetSize(pbh, oldsize + cb);
#ifdef HPDEBUG
pbh->bh_sum = hpSum(pbh, BH_CDWSUM);
#endif
}
/*
* This is place to put code for nop realloc if we ever have any.
*/
} else {
}
hpClearSem(hheap, flags);
exit:
return(pblock);
errorclearsem:
hpClearSem(hheap, flags);
error:
pblock = 0;
goto exit;
}
#ifndef WIN32
#pragma VMM_PAGEABLE_DATA_SEG
#pragma VxD_RARE_CODE_SEG
#endif
/***EP HeapSize or HPSize - return size of a busy heap block (less any header)
*
* ENTRY: hheap - pointer to base of heap
* flags (ring 3 only) - HP_NOSERIALIZE
* pdata - pointer to heap block (just past busyheap_s struct)
* EXIT: size of block in bytes, or 0 if error
*/
#ifdef WIN32
DWORD APIENTRY
HeapSize(HHEAP hheap, DWORD flags, LPSTR lpMem)
#else
unsigned INTERNAL
HPSize(HHEAP hheap, void *lpMem)
#endif
{
struct busyheap_s *pblock;
unsigned long cb;
pblock = ((struct busyheap_s *)lpMem) - 1; /* point to heap block header*/
if (hpTakeSem(hheap, pblock, flags) == 0) {
return(0);
}
cb = hpSize(pblock) - sizeof(struct busyheap_s);
hpClearSem(hheap, flags);
return(cb);
}
#ifndef WIN32
#pragma VMM_PAGEABLE_DATA_SEG
#pragma VxD_W16_CODE_SEG
#endif
/***LP hpCarve - carve off a chunk from the top of a free block
*
* This is a low level worker routine and several very specific
* entry conditions must be true:
*
* The free block is valid.
* The free block is at least as big as the chunk you want to carve.
* The heap semaphore is taken.
*
* No header is created for the carved-off piece.
*
* ENTRY: hheap - pointer to base of heap
* pfh - pointer to header of free block to carve from
* cb - size of block to carve out
* flags - HP_ZEROINIT
* EXIT: count of bytes in carved off block (may differ from cb if
* free block wasn't big enough to make a new free block from
* its end) or 0 if error (out of memory on commit)
*/
unsigned INTERNAL
hpCarve(HHEAP hheap, struct freeheap_s *pfh, unsigned cb, unsigned flags)
{
unsigned cbblock = hpSize(pfh);
unsigned pgcommit, pgnextcommit, pglastcommit;
unsigned fcommitzero;
/*
* For multi-page HP_ZEROINIT blocks, it would be nice to commit
* zero-filled pages rather than use memset because then we wouldn't have
* to make the new pages in the block present and dirty unless and until
* the app really wanted to use them (saving on working set and page outs).
* This could be a huge win if someone is allocating big objects.
* However, we have the problem of what to do about a new partial page at
* the end of a heap block. If we commit it as zero-filled, then we are
* zeroing more than we have to (the part of the page not used for this
* block). If we commit it un-initialized, then we have to make two
* separate commit calls, one for the zero-filled pages and one for the
* last page. Rather than spend the time of two commit calls and the logic
* to figure out when to make them, we always commit zero-filled pages for
* everything. Better to zero too much than too little by mistake. We
* reduce the percentage cost of the mistake case by only doing this
* optimization for large blocks.
* Here we decide if the block is big enough to commit zero-filled pages.
*/
if ((flags & HP_ZEROINIT) && cb > 4*PAGESIZE) {
fcommitzero = HP_ZEROINIT;
} else {
fcommitzero = 0;
}
mmAssert(cbblock >= cb, "hpCarve: carving out too big a block\n");
mmAssert((pfh->fh_size & HP_FREE), "hpCarve: target not free\n");
/*
* Since pfh points to a valid free block header, we know we have
* committed memory up through the end of the fh structure. However,
* the page following the one containing the last byte of the fh
* structure might not be committed. We set "pgcommit" to that
* possibly uncommitted page.
*/
/*last byte in fh*/ /*next pg*/ /*its pg #*/
pgcommit = ((((unsigned)(pfh+1)) - 1 + PAGESIZE) / PAGESIZE);
/*
* pgnextcommit is the page number of the page just past this free block
* that we know is already committed. Since free blocks have a
* pointer back to the header in the last dword of the free block,
* we know that the first byte of this dword is where we are guaranteed
* to have committed memory.
*/
pgnextcommit = ((unsigned)pfh + cbblock -
sizeof(struct freeheap_s *)) / PAGESIZE;
/*
* If the block we found is too big, carve off the end into
* a new free block.
*/
if (cbblock >= cb + hpMINSIZE) {
/*
* We need to commit the memory for the new block we are allocating
* plus enough space on the end for the following free block header
* that hpFreeSub will make. The page number for that last page
* we need to commit is pglastcommit. If we know that pglastcommit
* is already committed because it sits on the same page as
* the start of the next block (pgnextcommit), back it up one.
*/
pglastcommit = ((unsigned)pfh + cb + sizeof(struct freeheap_s) - 1) / PAGESIZE;
if (pglastcommit == pgnextcommit) {
pglastcommit--;
}
if (hpCommit(pgcommit, pglastcommit - pgcommit + 1,
fcommitzero | hheap->hi_flags) == 0) {
goto error;
}
/*
* Remove the original free block from the free list. We need to do
* this before the hpFreeSub below because it might trash our current
* free links.
*/
hpRemove(pfh);
/*
* Link the portion we are not using onto the free list
*/
hpFreeSub(hheap, (struct freeheap_s *)((char *)pfh + cb), cbblock-cb,0);
/*
* We are using the whole free block for our purposes.
*/
} else {
if (hpCommit(pgcommit, pgnextcommit - pgcommit,
fcommitzero | hheap->hi_flags) == 0) {
goto error;
}
/*
* Remove the original free block from the free list.
*/
hpRemove(pfh);
/*
* Clear the PREVFREE bit from the next block since we are no longer
* free.
*/
cb = cbblock;
((struct busyheap_s *)((char *)pfh + cb))->bh_size &= ~HP_PREVFREE;
#ifdef HPDEBUG
((struct busyheap_s *)((char *)pfh + cb))->bh_sum =
hpSum((struct busyheap_s *)((char *)pfh + cb), BH_CDWSUM);
#endif
}
/*
* Zero-fill the block if requested and return
*/
if (flags & HP_ZEROINIT) {
/*
* If fcommitzero is set, we have multi-page heap object with the
* newly committed pages already set up to be zero-filled.
* So we only have to memset the partial page at the start of the
* block (up to the first page we committed) and maybe the partial
* page at the end.
*/
if (fcommitzero) {
memset(pfh, 0, (pgcommit * PAGESIZE) - (unsigned)pfh);
/*
* We have to zero the partial end page of this block if we didn't
* commit the page freshly this time.
*/
if ((unsigned)pfh + cb > pgnextcommit * PAGESIZE) {
memset((PVOID)(pgnextcommit * PAGESIZE), 0,
(unsigned)pfh + cb - (pgnextcommit * PAGESIZE));
}
/*
* If the block fits on one page, just fill the whole thing
*/
} else {
memset(pfh, 0, cb);
}
#ifdef HPDEBUG
} else {
memset(pfh, 0xcc, cb);
#endif
}
exit:
return(cb);
error:
cb = 0;
goto exit;
}
/***LP hpCommit - commit new pages of the right type into the heap
*
* The new pages aren't initialized in any way.
* The pages getting committed must currently be uncommitted.
* Negative values are allowed for the "npages" parameter, they
* are treated the same as 0 (a nop).
*
* ENTRY: page - starting page number to commit
* npages - number of pages to commit (may be negative or zero)
* flags - HP_LOCKED: commit the new pages as fixed (otherwise
* they will be swappable)
* HP_ZEROINIT: commit the new pages as zero-initialized
* EXIT: non-zero if success, else 0 if error
*/
unsigned INTERNAL
hpCommit(unsigned page, int npages, unsigned flags)
{
unsigned rc = 1; /* assume success */
if (npages > 0) {
#ifdef HPDEBUG
MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION mbi;
/*
* All the pages should be currently reserved but not committed
* or else our math in hpCarve is off.
*/
PageQuery(page * PAGESIZE, &mbi, sizeof(mbi));
#ifdef WIN32
mmAssert(mbi.State == MEM_RESERVE &&
mbi.RegionSize >= (unsigned)npages * PAGESIZE,
"hpCommit: range not all reserved\n");
#else
mmAssert(mbi.mbi_State == MEM_RESERVE &&
mbi.mbi_RegionSize >= (unsigned)npages * PAGESIZE,
"hpCommit: range not all reserved");
#endif
#endif
rc = PageCommit(page, npages,
(
#ifndef WIN32
(flags & HP_LOCKED) ? PD_FIXED :
#endif
PD_NOINIT) -
((flags & HP_ZEROINIT) ? (PD_NOINIT - PD_ZEROINIT) : 0),
0,
#ifndef WIN32
((flags & HP_LOCKED) ? PC_FIXED : 0) |
PC_PRESENT |
#endif
PC_STATIC | PC_USER | PC_WRITEABLE);
#ifdef WIN32
if (rc == 0) {
mmError(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY, "hpCommit: commit failed\n");
}
#endif
}
return(rc);
}
/***LP hpFreeSub - low level block free routine
*
* This routine inserts a block of memory on the free list with no
* checking for block validity. It handles coalescing with the
* following block but not the previous one. The block must also
* be big enough to hold a free header. The heap semaphore must
* be taken already. Any existing header information is ignored and
* overwritten.
*
* This routine also marks the following block as HP_PREVFREE.
*
* Enough memory must be committed at "pblock" to hold a free header and
* a dword must committed at the very end of "pblock". Any whole pages
* in between those areas will be decommitted by this routine.
*
* ENTRY: hheap - pointer to base of heap
* pblock - pointer to memory block
* cb - count of bytes in block
* flags - HP_DECOMMIT: decommit pages entirely within heap block
* (must be specified unless pages are known
* to be already decommitted)
* EXIT: none
*/
void INTERNAL
hpFreeSub(HHEAP hheap, struct freeheap_s *pblock, unsigned cb, unsigned flags)
{
struct freelist_s *pfreelist;
struct freeheap_s *pnext;
struct freeheap_s *pfhprev;
struct freeheap_s **ppnext;
unsigned pgdecommit, pgdecommitmax;
unsigned cbfree;
int cpgdecommit;
mmAssert(cb >= hpMINSIZE, "hpFreeSub: bad param\n");
/*
* If the following block is free, coalesce with it.
*/
pnext = (struct freeheap_s *)((char *)pblock + cb);
if (pnext->fh_size & HP_FREE) {
cb += hpSize(pnext);
/*
* Remove the following block from the free list. We will insert
* the combined block in the right place later.
* Here we also set "pgdecommitmax" which is the page just past the
* header of the following free block we are coalescing with.
*/
hpRemove(pnext);
pgdecommitmax = ((unsigned)(pnext+1) + PAGEMASK) / PAGESIZE;
pnext = (struct freeheap_s *)((char *)pblock + cb); /* recompute */
} else {
pgdecommitmax = 0x100000;
}
#ifdef HPDEBUG
/*
* In debug we fill the free block with here with the byte
* 0xfe which happens to be nice invalid value either if excecuted
* or referenced as a pointer. We only fill up through the first
* page boundary because I don't want to deal with figuring out
* which pages are committed and which not.
*/
memset(pblock, 0xfe, min(cb, (PAGESIZE - ((unsigned)pblock & PAGEMASK))));
#endif
/*
* Decommit any whole pages within this free block. We need to be
* careful not to decommit either part of our heap header for this block
* or the back-pointer to the header we store at the end of the block.
* It would be nice if we could double check our math by making sure
* that all of the pages we are decommitting are currently committed
* but we can't because we might be either carving off part of a currently
* free block or we might be coalescing with other already free blocks.
*/
ppnext = (struct freeheap_s **)pnext - 1;
if (flags & HP_DECOMMIT) {
/*last byte in fh*/ /*next pg*/ /*its pg #*/
pgdecommit = ((unsigned)(pblock+1) - 1 + PAGESIZE) / PAGESIZE;
/*
* This max statement will keep us from re-decommitting the pages
* of any block we may have coalesced with above.
*/
pgdecommitmax = min(pgdecommitmax, ((unsigned)ppnext / PAGESIZE));
cpgdecommit = pgdecommitmax - pgdecommit;
if (cpgdecommit > 0) {
#ifdef HPDEBUG
unsigned tmp =
#endif
PageDecommit(pgdecommit, cpgdecommit, PC_STATIC);
#ifdef HPDEBUG
mmAssert(tmp != 0, "hpFreeSub: PageDecommit failed\n");
#endif
}
#ifdef HPDEBUG
/*
* If the caller didn't specify HP_DECOMMIT verify that all the pages
* are already decommitted.
*/
} else {
pgdecommit = ((unsigned)(pblock+1) - 1 + PAGESIZE) / PAGESIZE;
cpgdecommit = ((unsigned)ppnext / PAGESIZE) - pgdecommit;
if (cpgdecommit > 0) {
MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION mbi;
PageQuery(pgdecommit * PAGESIZE, &mbi, sizeof(mbi));
#ifdef WIN32
mmAssert(mbi.State == MEM_RESERVE &&
mbi.RegionSize >= (unsigned)cpgdecommit * PAGESIZE,
"hpFreeSub: range not all reserved\n");
#else
mmAssert(mbi.mbi_State == MEM_RESERVE &&
mbi.mbi_RegionSize >= (unsigned)cpgdecommit * PAGESIZE,
"hpFreeSub: range not all reserved");
#endif /*WIN32*/
}
#endif /*HPDEBUG*/
}
/*
* Point the last dword of the new free block to its header and
* mark the following block as HP_PREVFREE;
*/
*ppnext = pblock;
pnext->fh_size |= HP_PREVFREE;
#ifdef HPDEBUG
((struct busyheap_s *)pnext)->bh_sum = hpSum(pnext, BH_CDWSUM);
#endif
/*
* Find the appropriate free list to insert the block on.
* The last free list node should have a size of -1 so don't
* have to count to make sure we don't fall off the end of the list
* heads.
*/
for (pfreelist=hheap->hi_freelist; cb > pfreelist->fl_cbmax; ++pfreelist) {
}
/*
* Now walk starting from that list head and insert it into the list in
* sorted order.
*/
pnext = &(pfreelist->fl_header);
do {
pfhprev = pnext;
pnext = pfhprev->fh_flink;
cbfree = hpSize(pnext);
} while (cb > cbfree && cbfree != 0);
/*
* Insert the block on the free list just after the list head and
* mark the header as free
*/
hpInsert(pblock, pfhprev);
hpSetFreeSize(pblock, cb);
#ifdef HPDEBUG
pblock->fh_signature = FH_SIGNATURE;
pblock->fh_sum = hpSum(pblock, FH_CDWSUM);
#endif
return;
}
/***LP hpTakeSem - get exclusive access to a heap
*
* This routine verifies that the passed in heap header is valid
* and takes the semaphore for that heap (if HP_NOSERIALIZE wasn't
* specified when the heap was created). Optionally, it will
* also verify the validity of a busy heap block header.
*
* ENTRY: hheap - pointer to base of heap
* pbh - pointer to busy heap block header (for validation)
* or 0 if there is no block to verify
* flags (ring 3 only) - HP_NOSERIALIZE
* EXIT: 0 if error (bad heap or block header), else 1
*/
#ifdef WIN32
unsigned INTERNAL
hpTakeSem(HHEAP hheap, struct busyheap_s *pbh, unsigned htsflags)
#else
unsigned INTERNAL
hpTakeSem2(HHEAP hheap, struct busyheap_s *pbh)
#endif
{
struct heapseg_s *pseg;
#ifdef HPDEBUG
unsigned cb;
#endif
#ifndef WIN32
#define htsflags 0
mmAssert(!mmIsSwapping(),
"hpTakeSem: heap operation attempted while swapping\n");
#endif
#ifdef HPNOTTRUSTED
/*
* Verify the heap header.
*/
if (hheap->hi_signature != HI_SIGNATURE) {
mmError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER,"hpTakeSem: bad header\n");
goto error;
}
#else
pbh; /* dummy reference to keep compiler happy */
cb; /* dummy reference to keep compiler happy */
#endif
/*
* Do the actual semaphore taking
*/
if (((htsflags | hheap->hi_flags) & HP_NOSERIALIZE) == 0) {
#ifdef WIN32
EnterMustComplete();
#endif
hpEnterCriticalSection(hheap);
}
#ifndef WIN32
/*
* This is make sure that if we block while committing or decommitting
* pages we will not get reentered.
*/
mmEnterPaging("hpTakeSem: bogus thcb_Paging");
#endif
#ifdef HPNOTTRUSTED
/*
* If the caller wanted us to verify a heap block header, do so here.
*/
if (pbh) {
/*
* First check that the pointer is within the specified heap
*/
pseg = (struct heapseg_s *)hheap;
do {
if ((char *)pbh > (char *)pseg &&
(char *)pbh < (char *)pseg + pseg->hs_cbreserve) {
/*
* We found the segment containing the block. Validate that
* it actually points to a heap block.
*/
if (!hpIsBusySignatureValid(pbh)
#ifdef HPDEBUG
|| ((unsigned)pbh & hpGRANMASK) ||
(pbh->bh_size & HP_FREE) ||
(char *)pbh+(cb = hpSize(pbh)) > (char *)pseg+pseg->hs_cbreserve||
(int)cb < hpMINSIZE
|| pbh->bh_signature != BH_SIGNATURE
#endif
) {
goto badaddress;
} else {
goto pointerok;
}
}
pseg = pseg->hs_psegnext; /* on to next heap segment */
} while (pseg);
/*
* If we fell out of loop, we couldn't find the heap block on this
* heap.
*/
goto badaddress;
}
#endif
pointerok:
#ifdef HPDEBUG
/*
* Make sure that only one thread gets in the heap at a time
*/
if (hheap->hi_thread && hheap->hi_thread != (unsigned)pthCur) {
dprintf(("WARNING: two threads are using heap %x at the same time.\n",
hheap));
mmError(ERROR_BUSY, "hpTakeSem: re-entered\n\r");
goto clearsem;
}
hheap->hi_thread = (unsigned)pthCur;
/*
* Verify the heap is ok. If hpfParanoid isn't set, only walk the heap
* every 4th time.
*/
if (hpfParanoid || (hpWalkCount++ & 0x03) == 0) {
if (hpWalk(hheap) == 0) {
mmError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER,"Heap trashed outside of heap code -- someone wrote outside of their block!\n");
goto clearsem;
}
}
#endif
return(1);
badaddress:
mmError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER,"hpTakeSem: invalid address passed to heap API\n");
goto clearsem;
clearsem:
hpClearSem(hheap, htsflags);
error:
return(0);
}
/***LP hpClearSem - give up exclusive access to a heap
*
* ENTRY: hheap - pointer to base of heap
* flags (ring 3 only) - HP_NOSERIALIZE
* EXIT: none
*/
#ifdef WIN32
void INTERNAL
hpClearSem(HHEAP hheap, unsigned flags)
#else
void INTERNAL
hpClearSem2(HHEAP hheap)
#endif
{
/*
* Verify the heap is ok
*/
#ifdef HPDEBUG
if (hpfParanoid) {
hpWalk(hheap);
}
hheap->hi_thread = 0;
#endif
#ifndef WIN32
mmExitPaging("hpClearSem: bogus thcb_Paging");
#endif
/*
* Free the semaphore
*/
if (((
#ifdef WIN32
flags |
#endif
hheap->hi_flags) & HP_NOSERIALIZE) == 0) {
hpLeaveCriticalSection(hheap);
#ifdef WIN32
LeaveMustComplete();
#endif
}
}
#ifdef HPDEBUG
#ifndef WIN32
#pragma VMM_LOCKED_DATA_SEG
#pragma VMM_LOCKED_CODE_SEG
#endif
/***LP hpWalk - walk a heap to verify everthing is OK
*
* This routine is "turned-on" if the hpfWalk flag is non-zero.
*
* If hpWalk is detecting an error, you might want to set
* hpfTrashStop which enables stopping in the debugger whenever
* we detect a trashed heap block and it attempts to print the
* trashed address.
*
* ENTRY: hheap - pointer to base of heap
* EXIT: 1 if the heap is OK, 0 if it is trashed
*/
unsigned INTERNAL
hpWalk(HHEAP hheap)
{
struct heapseg_s *pseg;
struct freeheap_s *pfh;
struct freeheap_s *pend;
struct freeheap_s *pstart;
struct freeheap_s *pfhend;
struct busyheap_s *pnext;
struct freeheap_s *pprev;
unsigned cbmax;
unsigned cheads;
if (hpfWalk) {
/*
* First make a sanity check of the header
*/
if (hheap->hi_signature != HI_SIGNATURE) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: bad header signature\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed at %x\n", &hheap->hi_signature));
goto error;
}
if (hheap->hi_sum != hpSum(hheap, HI_CDWSUM)) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: bad header checksum\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed between %x and %x\n", hheap, &hheap->hi_sum));
goto error;
}
/*
* Walk through all the blocks and make sure we get to the end.
* The last block in the heap should be a busy guy of size 0.
*/
(unsigned)pfh = (unsigned)hheap + sizeof(struct heapinfo_s);
pseg = (struct heapseg_s *)hheap;
for (;;) {
pprev = pstart = pfh;
(unsigned)pend = (unsigned)pseg + pseg->hs_cbreserve;
for (;; (unsigned)pfh += hpSize(pfh)) {
if (pfh < pstart || pfh >= pend) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: bad block address\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr %x\n", pprev));
goto error;
}
/*
* If the block is free...
*/
if (pfh->fh_signature == FH_SIGNATURE) {
if (pfh->fh_sum != hpSum(pfh, FH_CDWSUM)) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: bad free block checksum\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr between %x and %x\n",
pfh, &pfh->fh_sum));
goto error;
}
mmAssert(hpIsFreeSignatureValid(pfh),
"hpWalk: bad tiny free sig\n");
if (hpfParanoid) {
/*
* Free blocks should be marked as HP_FREE and the following
* block should be marked HP_PREVFREE and be busy.
* But skip this check if the following block is 4 bytes
* into a page boundary so we don't accidentally catch
* the moment in HPInit where we have two adjacent
* free blocks for a minute. Any real errors that this
* skips will probably be caught later on.
*/
pnext = (struct busyheap_s *)((char *)pfh + hpSize(pfh));
if (((unsigned)pnext & PAGEMASK) != sizeof(struct freeheap_s *) &&
((pfh->fh_size & HP_FREE) == 0 ||
(pnext->bh_size & HP_PREVFREE) == 0 ||
pnext->bh_signature != BH_SIGNATURE)) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: bad free block\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr near %x or %x or %x\n",pprev, pfh, pnext));
goto error;
}
/*
* Also verify that a free block is linked on the free list
*/
if ((pfh->fh_flink->fh_size & HP_FREE) == 0 ||
pfh->fh_flink->fh_blink != pfh ||
(pfh->fh_blink->fh_size & HP_FREE) == 0 ||
pfh->fh_blink->fh_flink != pfh) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: free block not in free list properly\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr probably near %x or %x or %x\n", pfh, pfh->fh_blink, pfh->fh_flink));
goto error;
}
}
/*
* Busy blocks should not be marked HP_FREE and if they are
* marked HP_PREVFREE the previous block better be free.
*/
} else if (pfh->fh_signature == BH_SIGNATURE) {
if (((struct busyheap_s *)pfh)->bh_sum != hpSum(pfh, BH_CDWSUM)) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: bad busy block checksum\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr between %x and %x\n",
pfh, &((struct busyheap_s *)pfh)->bh_sum));
goto error;
}
mmAssert(hpIsBusySignatureValid((struct busyheap_s *)pfh),
"hpWalk: bad tiny busy sig\n");
if (hpfParanoid) {
if (pfh->fh_size & HP_FREE) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: busy block marked free\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr %x\n", pfh));
goto error;
}
/*
* Verify that the HP_PREVFREE bit is set only when
* the previous block is free, and vice versa
* But skip this check if the following block is 4 bytes
* into a page boundary so we don't accidentally catch
* the moment in HPInit where we have two adjacent
* free blocks for a minute. Any real errors that this
* skips will probably be caught later on.
*/
if (pfh->fh_size & HP_PREVFREE) {
if (pprev->fh_signature == FH_SIGNATURE) {
if (*((struct freeheap_s **)pfh - 1) != pprev) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: free block tail doesn't point to head\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed at %x\n", (unsigned)pfh - 4));
goto error;
}
} else {
dprintf(("HP_PREVFREE erroneously set\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed at %x\n", pfh));
goto error;
}
} else if (pprev->fh_signature == FH_SIGNATURE &&
((unsigned)pfh & PAGEMASK) != sizeof(struct freeheap_s *)) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: HP_PREVFREE not set\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr %x\n", pfh));
goto error;
}
}
/*
* The block should have had one of these signatures!
*/
} else {
dprintf(("hpWalk: bad block signature\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr %x\n",pfh));
goto error;
}
/*
* We are at the end of the heap blocks when we hit one with
* a size of 0 (the end sentinel).
*/
if (hpSize(pfh) == 0) {
break;
}
pprev = pfh;
}
if ((unsigned)pfh != (unsigned)pend - sizeof(struct busyheap_s) ||
pfh->fh_signature != BH_SIGNATURE) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: bad end sentinel\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr between %x and %x\n", pfh, pend));
goto error;
}
/*
* We are done walking this segment. If there is another one, go
* on to it, otherwise, terminate the walk
*/
pseg = pseg->hs_psegnext;
if (pseg == 0) {
break;
}
pfh = (struct freeheap_s *)(pseg + 1);
}
if (hpfParanoid) {
/*
* Walk through the free list.
* cbmax is the maximum size of block we should find considering
* the last free list header we ran into.
* cheads is the number of list heads we found.
*/
pprev = pfh = hheap->hi_freelist[0].fl_header.fh_flink;
cbmax = hheap->hi_freelist[0].fl_cbmax;
cheads = 1;
pfhend = &(hheap->hi_freelist[0].fl_header);
for (; pfh != pfhend; pfh = pfh->fh_flink) {
if (pfh->fh_sum != hpSum(pfh, FH_CDWSUM)) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: bad free block checksum 2\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr between %x and %x\n",
pfh, &pfh->fh_sum));
goto error;
}
mmAssert(hpIsFreeSignatureValid(pfh),
"hpWalk: bad tiny free sig 2\n");
/*
* Keep track of the list heads we find (so we know all of them
* are on the list) and make sure they are in acsending order.
*/
if ((HHEAP)pfh >= hheap && (HHEAP)pfh < hheap + 1) {
if (hpSize(pfh) != 0) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: bad size of free list head\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr near %x or %x\n", pfh, pprev));
}
if (&(hheap->hi_freelist[cheads].fl_header) != pfh) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: free list head out of order\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr probably near %x or %x\n", pfh, &(hheap->hi_freelist[cheads].fl_header)));
goto error;
}
cbmax = hheap->hi_freelist[cheads].fl_cbmax;
cheads++;
/*
* Normal free heap block
*/
} else {
/*
* Look through each segment for the block
*/
for (pseg = (struct heapseg_s *)hheap;
pseg != 0; pseg = pseg->hs_psegnext) {
if ((unsigned)pfh > (unsigned)pseg &&
(unsigned)pfh < (unsigned)pseg + pseg->hs_cbreserve) {
goto addrok; /* found the address */
}
}
/* If we fall out pfh isn't within any of our segments */
dprintf(("hpWalk: free list pointer points outside heap bounds\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr probably %x\n", pprev));
goto error;
addrok:
if (pfh->fh_signature != FH_SIGNATURE ||
hpSize(pfh) > cbmax) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: bad free block on free list\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr probably %x or %x\n", pfh, pprev));
goto error;
}
/*
* Since the free list is in sorted order, this block
* should be bigger than the previous one. This check
* will also pass ok for list heads since they have
* size 0 and everything is bigger than that.
*/
if (hpSize(pprev) > hpSize(pfh)) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: free list not sorted right\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr probably %x or %x\n", pfh, pprev));
}
}
pprev = pfh;
}
if (cheads != hpFREELISTHEADS) {
dprintf(("hpWalk: bad free list head count\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed somewhere between %x and %x\n", hheap, pend));
goto error;
}
}
}
return(1);
error:
return(0);
}
/***LP hpSum - compute checksum for a block of memory
*
* This routine XORs all of the DWORDs in a block together and
* then XORs that value with a constant.
*
* ENTRY: p - pointer to block to checksum
* cdw - number of dwords to sum
* EXIT: computed sum
*/
unsigned long INTERNAL
hpSum(unsigned long *p, unsigned long cdw)
{
unsigned long sum;
for (sum = 0; cdw > 0; cdw--, p++) {
sum ^= *p;
}
return(sum ^ 0x17761965);
}
#ifdef WIN32
/***LP hpGetAllocator - walk the stack to find who allocated a block
*
* This routine is used by HPAlloc to figure out who owns a block of
* memory that is being allocated. We determine the owner by walking
* up the stack and finding the first eip that is not inside the
* memory manager or inside any other module that obfuscates who
* the real allocator is (such as HMGR, which all GDI allocations
* go through).
*
* ENTRY: none
* EXIT: eip of interesting caller
*/
extern HANDLE APIENTRY LocalAllocNG(UINT dwFlags, UINT dwBytes);
ULONG INTERNAL
hpGetAllocator(void)
{
ULONG Caller = 0;
_asm {
mov edx,[ebp] ; (edx) = HPAlloc ebp
mov eax,[edx+4] ; (eax) = HPAlloc caller
; See if HPAlloc was called directly or from LocalAlloc or HeapAlloc
; or PvKernelAlloc
cmp eax,offset LocalAllocNG
jb hga4 ; jump to exit if called directly
cmp eax,offset LocalAllocNG + 0x300
jb hga20
hga4:
cmp eax,offset HeapAlloc
jb hga6 ; jump to exit if called directly
cmp eax,offset HeapAlloc + 0x50
jb hga20
hga6:
cmp eax,offset PvKernelAlloc
jb hga8
cmp eax,offset PvKernelAlloc + 0x50
jb hga20
hga8:
cmp eax,offset PvKernelAlloc0
jb hgax
cmp eax,offset PvKernelAlloc + 0x50
ja hgax
; When we get here, we know HPAlloc was called by LocalAlloc or HeapAlloc
; or PvKernelAlloc. See if PvKernelAlloc was called by NewObject or
; PlstNew.
hga20:
mov edx,[edx] ; (edx) = Local/HeapAlloc ebp
mov eax,[edx+4] ; (eax) = Local/HeapAlloc caller
cmp eax,offset NewObject
jb hga34
cmp eax,offset NewObject + 0x50
jb hga40
hga34:
cmp eax,offset LocalAlloc
jb hga36
cmp eax,offset LocalAlloc+ 0x200
jb hga40
hga36:
cmp eax,offset PlstNew
jb hgax
cmp eax,offset PlstNew + 0x50
ja hgax
hga40:
mov edx,[edx] ; (edx) = PlstNew/NewObject ebp
mov eax,[edx+4] ; (eax) = PlstNew/NewObject caller
cmp eax,offset NewNsObject
jb hga50
cmp eax,offset NewNsObject + 0x50
jb hga60
hga50:
cmp eax,offset NewPDB
jb hga55
cmp eax,offset NewPDB + 0x50
jb hga60
hga55:
cmp eax,offset NewPevt
jb hgax
cmp eax,offset NewPevt + 0x50
ja hgax
hga60:
mov edx,[edx] ; (edx) = NewNsObject/NewPDB/NewPevt ebp
mov eax,[edx+4] ; (eax) = NewNsObject/NewPDB/NewPevt caller
hgax:
mov Caller, eax
}
return Caller;
}
#ifdef HPMEASURE
#define FIRSTBLOCK(hheap) ((unsigned)(hheap + 1) + sizeof(struct busyheap_s))
/***EP HPMeasure - enable measurement of heap activity.
*
* ENTRY: hheap - pointer to base of heap
* pszFile - name of file to place measurement data in.
* EXIT: FALSE if error (couldn't allocate buffer)
*/
BOOL APIENTRY
HPMeasure(HHEAP hheap, LPSTR pszFile)
{
struct measure_s *pMeasure;
HANDLE hFile;
BOOL bSuccess = FALSE;
if (!hpTakeSem(hheap, NULL, 0)) return FALSE;
/* Allocate the structure & ensure it is the first block in the heap! */
pMeasure = (struct measure_s *)HPAlloc(hheap, sizeof(struct measure_s), 0);
if ((unsigned)pMeasure != (unsigned)FIRSTBLOCK(hheap)) {
mmError(0, "HPMeasure: Must be called before first heap allocation.\n");
goto cleanup;
}
/* verify the filename is valid and transfer the filename to the buffer */
hFile = CreateFile(pszFile, GENERIC_WRITE, 0, NULL, CREATE_ALWAYS,
FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, NULL);
if ((long)hFile == -1) {
mmError(0, "HPMeasure: The specified file is invalid.\n");
goto cleanup;
}
CloseHandle(hFile);
lstrcpy(pMeasure->szFile, pszFile);
/* initialize the buffer variables */
pMeasure->iCur = 0;
/* set the measure flag in the heap header */
hheap->hi_flags |= HP_MEASURE;
/* Success. */
bSuccess = TRUE;
cleanup:
hpClearSem(hheap, 0);
return bSuccess;
}
/***EP HPFlush - write out contents of sample buffer.
*
* ENTRY: hheap - pointer to base of heap
* EXIT: FALSE if error (couldn't write data)
*/
BOOL APIENTRY
HPFlush(HHEAP hheap)
{
BOOL bResult, bSuccess = FALSE;
HANDLE hFile;
unsigned uBytesWritten;
struct measure_s *pMeasure = (struct measure_s *)FIRSTBLOCK(hheap);
if (!hpTakeSem(hheap, NULL, 0)) return FALSE;
/* open the file & seek to the end */
hFile = CreateFile(pMeasure->szFile, GENERIC_WRITE, 0, NULL, OPEN_EXISTING,
FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, NULL);
if ((long)hFile == -1) {
mmError(0, "HPFlush: could not open file.\n");
goto cleanup;
}
SetFilePointer(hFile, 0, 0, FILE_END);
/* write the data out. */
bResult = WriteFile(hFile, pMeasure->uSamples,
pMeasure->iCur * sizeof(unsigned),
&uBytesWritten, NULL);
CloseHandle(hFile);
if (!bResult) {
mmError(0, "HPFlush: could not write to file.\n");
goto cleanup;
}
/* Success. */
bSuccess = TRUE;
cleanup:
/* clear the buffer */
pMeasure->iCur = 0;
hpClearSem(hheap, 0);
return bSuccess;
}
/***LP hpMeasureItem - add item to measurement data
*
* ENTRY: hheap - pointer to base of heap
* uItem - piece of data to record
* EXIT: FALSE if error (couldn't write buffer)
*/
BOOL PRIVATE
hpMeasureItem(HHEAP hheap, unsigned uItem)
{
struct measure_s *pMeasure = (struct measure_s *)FIRSTBLOCK(hheap);
/* empty buffer if it's full */
if (pMeasure->iCur == SAMPLE_CACHE_SIZE) {
if (!HPFlush(hheap))
return FALSE;
}
/* Add data to the list */
pMeasure->uSamples[pMeasure->iCur++] = uItem;
return TRUE;
}
#endif
/* routine by DonC to help debug heap leaks */
void KERNENTRY
hpDump(HHEAP hheap, char *where) {
struct freeheap_s *pfh;
unsigned avail = 0, acnt = 0;
unsigned used = 0, ucnt = 0;
/*
* Walk through all the blocks and make sure we get to the end.
* The last block in the heap should be a busy guy of size 0.
*/
(unsigned)pfh = (unsigned)hheap + sizeof(struct heapinfo_s);
for (;; (unsigned)pfh += hpSize(pfh)) {
/*
* If the block is free...
*/
if (pfh->fh_signature == FH_SIGNATURE) {
avail += hpSize(pfh);
acnt++;
/*
* Busy blocks should not be marked HP_FREE and if they are
* marked HP_PREVFREE the previous block better be free.
*/
} else if (pfh->fh_signature == BH_SIGNATURE) {
used += hpSize(pfh);
ucnt++;
/*
* The block should have had one of these signatures!
*/
} else {
dprintf(("hpWalk: bad block signature\n"));
hpTrash(("trashed addr %x\n",pfh));
}
/*
* We are at the end of the heap blocks when we hit one with
* a size of 0 (the end sentinel).
*/
if (hpSize(pfh) == 0) {
break;
}
}
DebugOut((DEB_WARN, "%ld/%ld used, %ld/%ld avail (%s)", used, ucnt, avail, acnt, where));
}
#endif
#endif /* HPDEBUG */
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