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// Class FreeBlocks manages deallocated blocks in Metaspace. // // In Metaspace, allocated memory blocks may be release prematurely. This is // uncommon (otherwise an arena-based allocation scheme would not make sense). // It can happen e.g. when class loading fails or when bytecode gets rewritten. // // All these released blocks should be reused, so they are collected. Since these // blocks are embedded into chunks which are still in use by a live arena, // we cannot just give these blocks to anyone; only the owner of this arena can // reuse these blocks. Therefore these blocks are kept at arena-level. // // The structure to manage these released blocks at arena level is class FreeBlocks. // // FreeBlocks is optimized toward the typical size and number of deallocated // blocks. The vast majority of them (about 90%) are below 16 words in size, // but there is a significant portion of memory blocks much larger than that, // leftover space from retired chunks, see MetaspaceArena::retire_current_chunk(). // // Since the vast majority of blocks are small or very small, FreeBlocks consists // internally of two separate structures to keep very small blocks and other blocks. // Very small blocks are kept in a bin list (see binlist.hpp) and larger blocks in // a BST (see blocktree.hpp).
class FreeBlocks : public CHeapObj<mtMetaspace> {
// _small_blocks takes care of small to very small blocks.
BinList32 _small_blocks;
// A BST for larger blocks, only for blocks which are too large // to fit into _smallblocks.
BlockTree _tree;
// This verifies that blocks too large to go into the binlist can be // kept in the blocktree.
STATIC_ASSERT(BinList32::MaxWordSize >= BlockTree::MinWordSize);
// Cutoff point: blocks larger than this size are kept in the // tree, blocks smaller than or equal to this size in the bin list. const size_t MaxSmallBlocksWordSize = BinList32::MaxWordSize;
public:
// Smallest blocks we can keep in this structure. conststatic size_t MinWordSize = BinList32::MinWordSize;
// Add a block to the deallocation management. void add_block(MetaWord* p, size_t word_size);
// Retrieve a block of at least requested_word_size.
MetaWord* remove_block(size_t requested_word_size);
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