include/AD/memory/mem.h

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  22 // 1994
  23 //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  24
  25 #ifndef memory_manager_base_class_h
  26 #define memory_manager_base_class_h
  27
  28 #include <new>
  29 #include <stdlib.h>
  30 #include <AD/generic/generic.h>
  31
  32 //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  33 //  The class |Mem| represents the basic protocol of a memory manager
  34 //  with at least a method to acquire memory.  Most memory managers in this
  35 //  library are subclasses.
  36 //
  37 //  Some subclasses, however, define their own inlined methods to
  38 //  perform allocation/deallocation.  The user can choose to fix the
  39 //  class to use those methods, or use the protocol defined in
  40 //  this class for generality.  In general, this protocol should be
  41 //  used.
  42 //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  43
  44 class Mem {
  45
  46    Mem(const Mem&);               // no copy constructor
  47    void operator = (const Mem&);  // no assignment
  48
  49 public:
  50
  51    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  52    //  A simple type for memory alignment needs
  53    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  54    typedef union { long a; double b; void * c; } Align;
  55
  56    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  57    //  STL style type definitions
  58    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  59    typedef size_t    size_type;
  60    typedef ptrdiff_t difference_type;
  61
  62 protected:
  63
  64    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  65    //  Name of the memory manager
  66    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  67    const char * memory_manager_name;
  68    Mem *        manager_mem;
  69
  70    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  71    //  Get/set the manager of this class
  72    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  73    void   set_manager(Mem&);
  74    Mem&   get_manager();
  75
  76 public:
  77
  78    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  79    //  Constructor and destructor
  80    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  81             Mem();
  82             Mem(const char manager_name[]);
  83             Mem(Mem&, const char manager_name[]);
  84    virtual ~Mem();
  85
  86    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  87    //  Memory allocation/deallocation.
  88    //    The names malloc() and calloc() have been changed to
  89    //    m_alloc() and c_alloc() respectively to avoid name conflict with
  90    //    GNU <stdlib.h> macros definitions.
  91    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  92    virtual void   clear   ();                   // release all the memory within
  93    virtual void * m_alloc (size_t);             // acquire a block of memory of size n
  94    virtual void * c_alloc (size_t);             // acquire and initialize to 0's
  95    virtual void   free    (void *);             // release the memory
  96    virtual size_t size    (const void *) const; // returns the size of a block
  97    virtual size_t bytes_used () const;          // returns the amount of storage used
  98
  99    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 100    //  Additional STL style protocol
 101    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 102         // optimal buffer(page) size for an object of size n
 103    virtual size_t init_page_size(size_t n) const;
 104         // maximum capacity for an object of size n
 105    virtual size_t max_size(size_t n)       const;
 106
 107    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 108    //   Miscellaneous
 109    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 110    virtual void   error   (const char message[]) const; // report an error
 111
 112    static Mem& system_mem();
 113 };
 114
 115 //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 116 //  Allocate memory from mem using the operator new.
 117 //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 118 inline void * operator new (size_t n, Mem& mem)
 119     { return mem.m_alloc(n); }
 120 inline void * operator new (size_t n, Mem& mem, size_t m)
 121    { return mem.m_alloc(n * m); }
 122 inline void * operator new (size_t n, Mem * mem)
 123     { return mem->m_alloc(n); }
 124 inline void * operator new (size_t n, Mem * mem, size_t m)
 125    { return mem->m_alloc(n * m); }
 126
 127 #endif