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// Constants for the chunk levels and some utility functions.
class outputStream;
namespace metaspace {
// Chunks are managed by a binary buddy allocator.
// Chunk sizes range from 1K to 4MB (64bit). //
// Each chunk has a level; the level corresponds to its position in the tree // and describes its size. // // The largest chunks are called root chunks, of 4MB in size, and have level 0. // From there on it goes: // // size level // 4MB 0 // 2MB 1 // 1MB 2 // 512K 3 // 256K 4 // 128K 5 // 64K 6 // 32K 7 // 16K 8 // 8K 9 // 4K 10 // 2K 11 // 1K 12
// Metachunk level (must be signed) typedefsignedchar chunklevel_t;
// Given a level return the chunk size, in words. inline size_t word_size_for_level(chunklevel_t level) { return (MAX_CHUNK_BYTE_SIZE >> level) / BytesPerWord;
}
// Given an arbitrary word size smaller than the highest chunk size, // return the highest chunk level able to hold this size. // Returns INVALID_CHUNK_LEVEL if no fitting level can be found.
chunklevel_t level_fitting_word_size(size_t word_size);
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