malloc.c

/* Copyright (c) 2002, 2004, 2010 Joerg Wunsch
   Copyright (c) 2010  Gerben van den Broeke
   All rights reserved.
 
       malloc, free, realloc from avr-libc 1.7.0
       with minor modifications, by Paul Stoffregen
 
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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <inttypes.h>
#include <string.h>
 
#include "LPC11xx.h"
 
 
#define __MALLOC_MARGIN__ 120
 
extern char _pvHeapStart;
extern char _vStackTop;
#define __heap_start _pvHeapStart
 
struct __freelist {
    size_t sz;
    struct __freelist *nx;
};
 
/*
 * Exported interface:
 *
 * When extending the data segment, the allocator will not try to go
 * beyond the current stack limit, decreased by __malloc_margin bytes.
 * Thus, all possible stack frames of interrupt routines that could
 * interrupt the current function, plus all further nested function
 * calls must not require more stack space, or they'll risk to collide
 * with the data segment.
 */
 
 
//#define STACK_POINTER() ((char *)AVR_STACK_POINTER_REG)
#define STACK_POINTER() (&_vStackTop)
//extern char __heap_start;
char *__brkval = &__heap_start;    // first location not yet allocated
struct __freelist *__flp;    // freelist pointer (head of freelist)
char *__brkval_maximum = (char*)100;
 
void *
malloc(size_t len)
{
    struct __freelist *fp1, *fp2, *sfp1, *sfp2;
    char *cp;
    size_t s, avail;
 
    // Align allocated memory to 4 bytes.
    len = (len + 3) & (~3);
 
    /*
     * Our minimum chunk size is the size of a pointer (plus the
     * size of the "sz" field, but we don't need to account for
     * this), otherwise we could not possibly fit a freelist entry
     * into the chunk later.
     */
    if (len < sizeof(struct __freelist) - sizeof(size_t))
        len = sizeof(struct __freelist) - sizeof(size_t);
 
    /*
     * First, walk the free list and try finding a chunk that
     * would match exactly.  If we found one, we are done.  While
     * walking, note down the smallest chunk we found that would
     * still fit the request -- we need it for step 2.
     *
     */
    for (s = 0, fp1 = __flp, fp2 = 0;
         fp1;
         fp2 = fp1, fp1 = fp1->nx) {
        if (fp1->sz < len)
            continue;
        if (fp1->sz == len) {
            /*
             * Found it.  Disconnect the chunk from the
             * freelist, and return it.
             */
            if (fp2)
                fp2->nx = fp1->nx;
            else
                __flp = fp1->nx;
            return &(fp1->nx);
        }
        else {
            if (s == 0 || fp1->sz < s) {
                /* this is the smallest chunk found so far */
                s = fp1->sz;
                sfp1 = fp1;
                sfp2 = fp2;
            }
        }
    }
    /*
     * Step 2: If we found a chunk on the freelist that would fit
     * (but was too large), look it up again and use it, since it
     * is our closest match now.  Since the freelist entry needs
     * to be split into two entries then, watch out that the
     * difference between the requested size and the size of the
     * chunk found is large enough for another freelist entry; if
     * not, just enlarge the request size to what we have found,
     * and use the entire chunk.
     */
    if (s) {
        if (s - len < sizeof(struct __freelist)) {
            /* Disconnect it from freelist and return it. */
            if (sfp2)
                sfp2->nx = sfp1->nx;
            else
                __flp = sfp1->nx;
            return &(sfp1->nx);
        }
        /*
         * Split them up.  Note that we leave the first part
         * as the new (smaller) freelist entry, and return the
         * upper portion to the caller.  This saves us the
         * work to fix up the freelist chain; we just need to
         * fixup the size of the current entry, and note down
         * the size of the new chunk before returning it to
         * the caller.
         */
        cp = (char *)sfp1;
        s -= len;
        cp += s;
        sfp2 = (struct __freelist *)cp;
        sfp2->sz = len;
        sfp1->sz = s - sizeof(size_t);
        return &(sfp2->nx);
    }
    /*
     * Step 3: If the request could not be satisfied from a
     * freelist entry, just prepare a new chunk.  This means we
     * need to obtain more memory first.  The largest address just
     * not allocated so far is remembered in the brkval variable.
     * Under Unix, the "break value" was the end of the data
     * segment as dynamically requested from the operating system.
     * Since we don't have an operating system, just make sure
     * that we don't collide with the stack.
     */
    cp = STACK_POINTER() - __MALLOC_MARGIN__;
    if (cp <= __brkval)
      /*
       * Memory exhausted.
       */
      return 0;
    avail = cp - __brkval;
    /*
     * Both tests below are needed to catch the case len >= 0xfffe.
     */
    if (avail >= len && avail >= len + sizeof(size_t)) {
        fp1 = (struct __freelist *)__brkval;
        __brkval += len + sizeof(size_t);
        __brkval_maximum = __brkval;
        fp1->sz = len;
        return &(fp1->nx);
    }
    /*
     * Step 4: There's no help, just fail. :-/
     */
    return 0;
}
 
 
void
free(void *p)
{
    struct __freelist *fp1, *fp2, *fpnew;
    char *cp1, *cp2, *cpnew;
 
    /* ISO C says free(NULL) must be a no-op */
    if (p == 0)
        return;
 
    cpnew = p;
    cpnew -= sizeof(size_t);
    fpnew = (struct __freelist *)cpnew;
    fpnew->nx = 0;
 
    /*
     * Trivial case first: if there's no freelist yet, our entry
     * will be the only one on it.  If this is the last entry, we
     * can reduce __brkval instead.
     */
    if (__flp == 0) {
        if ((char *)p + fpnew->sz == __brkval)
            __brkval = cpnew;
        else
            __flp = fpnew;
        return;
    }
 
    /*
     * Now, find the position where our new entry belongs onto the
     * freelist.  Try to aggregate the chunk with adjacent chunks
     * if possible.
     */
    for (fp1 = __flp, fp2 = 0;
         fp1;
         fp2 = fp1, fp1 = fp1->nx) {
        if (fp1 < fpnew)
            continue;
        cp1 = (char *)fp1;
        fpnew->nx = fp1;
        if ((char *)&(fpnew->nx) + fpnew->sz == cp1) {
            /* upper chunk adjacent, assimilate it */
            fpnew->sz += fp1->sz + sizeof(size_t);
            fpnew->nx = fp1->nx;
        }
        if (fp2 == 0) {
            /* new head of freelist */
            __flp = fpnew;
            return;
        }
        break;
    }
    /*
     * Note that we get here either if we hit the "break" above,
     * or if we fell off the end of the loop.  The latter means
     * we've got a new topmost chunk.  Either way, try aggregating
     * with the lower chunk if possible.
     */
    fp2->nx = fpnew;
    cp2 = (char *)&(fp2->nx);
    if (cp2 + fp2->sz == cpnew) {
        /* lower junk adjacent, merge */
        fp2->sz += fpnew->sz + sizeof(size_t);
        fp2->nx = fpnew->nx;
    }
    /*
     * If there's a new topmost chunk, lower __brkval instead.
     */
    for (fp1 = __flp, fp2 = 0;
         fp1->nx != 0;
         fp2 = fp1, fp1 = fp1->nx)
        /* advance to entry just before end of list */;
    cp2 = (char *)&(fp1->nx);
    if (cp2 + fp1->sz == __brkval) {
        if (fp2 == NULL)
            /* Freelist is empty now. */
            __flp = NULL;
        else
            fp2->nx = NULL;
        __brkval = cp2 - sizeof(size_t);
    }
}
 
 
 
void *
realloc(void *ptr, size_t len)
{
    struct __freelist *fp1, *fp2, *fp3, *ofp3;
    char *cp, *cp1;
    void *memp;
    size_t s, incr;
 
    // Align allocated memory to 4 bytes.
    len = (len + 3) & (~3);
 
    /* Trivial case, required by C standard. */
    if (ptr == 0)
        return malloc(len);
 
    cp1 = (char *)ptr;
    cp1 -= sizeof(size_t);
    fp1 = (struct __freelist *)cp1;
 
    cp = (char *)ptr + len; /* new next pointer */
    if (cp < cp1)
        /* Pointer wrapped across top of RAM, fail. */
        return 0;
 
    /*
     * See whether we are growing or shrinking.  When shrinking,
     * we split off a chunk for the released portion, and call
     * free() on it.  Therefore, we can only shrink if the new
     * size is at least sizeof(struct __freelist) smaller than the
     * previous size.
     */
    if (len <= fp1->sz) {
        /* The first test catches a possible unsigned int
         * rollover condition. */
        if (fp1->sz <= sizeof(struct __freelist) ||
            len > fp1->sz - sizeof(struct __freelist))
            return ptr;
        fp2 = (struct __freelist *)cp;
        fp2->sz = fp1->sz - len - sizeof(size_t);
        fp1->sz = len;
        free(&(fp2->nx));
        return ptr;
    }
 
    /*
     * If we get here, we are growing.  First, see whether there
     * is space in the free list on top of our current chunk.
     */
    incr = len - fp1->sz;
    cp = (char *)ptr + fp1->sz;
    fp2 = (struct __freelist *)cp;
    for (s = 0, ofp3 = 0, fp3 = __flp;
         fp3;
         ofp3 = fp3, fp3 = fp3->nx) {
        if (fp3 == fp2 && fp3->sz + sizeof(size_t) >= incr) {
            /* found something that fits */
            if (fp3->sz + sizeof(size_t) - incr > sizeof(struct __freelist)) {
                /* split off a new freelist entry */
                cp = (char *)ptr + len;
                fp2 = (struct __freelist *)cp;
                fp2->nx = fp3->nx;
                fp2->sz = fp3->sz - incr;
                fp1->sz = len;
            } else {
                /* it just fits, so use it entirely */
                fp1->sz += fp3->sz + sizeof(size_t);
                fp2 = fp3->nx;
            }
            if (ofp3)
                ofp3->nx = fp2;
            else
                __flp = fp2;
            return ptr;
        }
        /*
         * Find the largest chunk on the freelist while
         * walking it.
         */
        if (fp3->sz > s)
            s = fp3->sz;
    }
    /*
     * If we are the topmost chunk in memory, and there was no
     * large enough chunk on the freelist that could be re-used
     * (by a call to malloc() below), quickly extend the
     * allocation area if possible, without need to copy the old
     * data.
     */
    if (__brkval == (char *)ptr + fp1->sz && len > s) {
        cp = (char *)ptr + len;
        cp1 = STACK_POINTER() - __MALLOC_MARGIN__;
        if (cp < cp1) {
            __brkval = cp;
            __brkval_maximum = cp;
            fp1->sz = len;
            return ptr;
        }
        /* If that failed, we are out of luck. */
        return 0;
    }
 
    /*
     * Call malloc() for a new chunk, then copy over the data, and
     * release the old region.
     */
    if ((memp = malloc(len)) == 0)
        return 0;
    memcpy(memp, ptr, fp1->sz);
    free(ptr);
    return memp;
}