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Diffstat (limited to 'core')
| -rw-r--r-- | core/module-list.c | 95 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | core/module-list.h | 9 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | core/module.c | 58 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | core/test-module.c | 35 |
4 files changed, 150 insertions, 47 deletions
diff --git a/core/module-list.c b/core/module-list.c index 861798e..16511de 100644 --- a/core/module-list.c +++ b/core/module-list.c @@ -69,8 +69,9 @@ struct PureList { uint64_t id, version; /* which list, and a number every change moves on */ uint64_t shares; /* the last copy's epoch: a node or text made before it is shared */ PureRetired *retired; /* where shared nodes and texts go when the list lets them go */ - Node *spare[2]; /* inner nodes and leaves let go that no copy read, kept for the next ones (linked by first) */ - unsigned spares[2]; + Node **spare[2]; /* inner nodes and leaves let go that no copy reads, kept for the next ones */ + unsigned spares[2], spare_room[2]; + unsigned needed[2]; /* inner nodes and leaves it made lately: halved each time the retired come back */ unsigned refs; /* a shared copy's references */ bool copy; /* a shared copy: it owns none of its nodes or texts */ }; @@ -88,7 +89,14 @@ typedef struct { size_t cells; /* REMOVED: where the item's cells start in the log's cells */ }; } Entry; -typedef struct { void *pointer; bool text; } Retired; +/* A node or text let go while a copy may read it, and what the copies and + * the lists ask of it (so neither reads it again). */ +typedef struct { + void *pointer; + uint64_t made; /* the share count it was made at */ + uint32_t size; /* a node's */ + bool text, leaf; +} Retired; static uint64_t lists_made; @@ -160,7 +168,8 @@ static bool shared_text(const PureList *list, const unsigned char *text) { retur static bool shared_node(const PureList *list, const Node *node) { return node->made < list->shares; } static void free_text(const unsigned char *text) { if (text) free((uint64_t *)text - 1); } -/* Kept until the copies that may read it are gone (pure_retired_free). */ +/* Kept until the copies that may read it are gone (pure_retired_free), or + * then taken back (pure_retired_reuse). */ static void retire(PureList *list, void *pointer, bool text) { PureRetired *retired = list->retired; if (retired->count == retired->capacity) { @@ -170,7 +179,10 @@ static void retire(PureList *list, void *pointer, bool text) { retired->entries = grown; retired->capacity = capacity; } - ((Retired *)retired->entries)[retired->count++] = (Retired){pointer, text}; + const Node *node = text ? NULL : pointer; + ((Retired *)retired->entries)[retired->count++] = + text ? (Retired){pointer, ((const uint64_t *)pointer)[-1], 0, true, false} + : (Retired){pointer, node->made, node->leaf ? (uint32_t)list->layout.leaf_size : INNER_SIZE, false, node->leaf}; } /* The list no longer has text: free it, or retire it while a copy may read it. */ @@ -195,10 +207,6 @@ void pure_retired_free(PureRetired *retired) { *retired = (PureRetired){0}; } -static uint64_t made_at(const Retired *r) { - return r->text ? ((const uint64_t *)r->pointer)[-1] : ((const Node *)r->pointer)->made; -} - /* Room for more entries in retired; false when memory runs out. */ static bool retired_room(PureRetired *retired, size_t more) { if (retired->count + more <= retired->capacity) return true; @@ -213,24 +221,58 @@ static bool retired_room(PureRetired *retired, size_t more) { void pure_retired_pass(PureRetired *from, uint64_t epoch, PureRetired *kept, PureRetired *gone) { Retired *entries = from->entries; size_t keeping = 0; - for (size_t i = 0; kept && i < from->count; ++i) keeping += made_at(&entries[i]) < epoch; + for (size_t i = 0; kept && i < from->count; ++i) keeping += entries[i].made < epoch; bool room = (!keeping || retired_room(kept, keeping)) && (!gone || keeping == from->count || retired_room(gone, from->count - keeping)); for (size_t i = 0; i < from->count; ++i) { - PureRetired *to = kept && made_at(&entries[i]) < epoch ? kept : gone; + PureRetired *to = kept && entries[i].made < epoch ? kept : gone; if (room && to) ((Retired *)to->entries)[to->count++] = entries[i]; /* else kept for good rather than freed while read (memory ran out) */ } - free(entries); - *from = (PureRetired){0}; + from->count = 0; /* its room stays, for what is retired next */ +} + +/* Keep node for the list's next of its kind; false when it keeps enough + * already (or has no room for more). */ +static bool keep_spare(PureList *list, Node *node, bool leaf, unsigned enough) { + if (list->spares[leaf] >= enough) return false; + if (list->spares[leaf] == list->spare_room[leaf]) { + unsigned room = list->spare_room[leaf] ? 2 * list->spare_room[leaf] : SPARE_NODES; + Node **grown = realloc(list->spare[leaf], room * sizeof(*grown)); + if (!grown) return false; + list->spare[leaf] = grown; + list->spare_room[leaf] = room; + } + list->spare[leaf][list->spares[leaf]++] = node; + return true; +} + +void pure_retired_reuse(PureRetired *returned, PureList *const *lists, unsigned count) { + Retired *entries = returned->entries; + for (size_t i = 0; i < returned->count; ++i) { + const Retired *r = &entries[i]; + if (r->text) { + free_text(r->pointer); + continue; + } + bool kept = false; /* by a list of its size, as many as it made lately (at least a few) */ + for (unsigned l = 0; l < count && !kept; ++l) { + PureList *list = lists[l]; + kept = list && (!r->leaf || list->layout.leaf_size == r->size) && + keep_spare(list, r->pointer, r->leaf, list->needed[r->leaf] > SPARE_NODES ? list->needed[r->leaf] : SPARE_NODES); + } + if (!kept) free(r->pointer); + } + for (unsigned l = 0; l < count; ++l) + if (lists[l]) lists[l]->needed[0] /= 2, lists[l]->needed[1] /= 2; + returned->count = 0; } static Node *new_node(PureList *list, bool leaf) { - Node *node = list->spare[leaf]; - if (node) { - list->spare[leaf] = (Node *)node->first; - --list->spares[leaf]; - } else if (!(node = malloc(leaf ? list->layout.leaf_size : INNER_SIZE))) + Node *node; + ++list->needed[leaf]; + if (list->spares[leaf]) node = list->spare[leaf][--list->spares[leaf]]; + else if (!(node = malloc(leaf ? list->layout.leaf_size : INNER_SIZE))) return NULL; node->made = list->shares; node->count = 0; @@ -245,12 +287,7 @@ static Node *new_node(PureList *list, bool leaf) { * retired while a copy may read it, else kept for the next or freed. */ static void drop_node(PureList *list, Node *node) { if (shared_node(list, node)) retire(list, node, false); - else if (list->spares[node->leaf] < SPARE_NODES) { - node->first = list->spare[node->leaf]; - list->spare[node->leaf] = node; - ++list->spares[node->leaf]; - } else - free(node); + else if (!keep_spare(list, node, node->leaf, SPARE_NODES)) free(node); } /* ---- The stored form: each field in order, a number as its binary64 bits @@ -580,12 +617,10 @@ void pure_list_free(PureList *list) { } else { free(list->journal); let_go_tree(list, list->root); - for (unsigned kind = 0; kind < 2; ++kind) - while (list->spare[kind]) { - Node *next = (Node *)list->spare[kind]->first; - free(list->spare[kind]); - list->spare[kind] = next; - } + for (unsigned kind = 0; kind < 2; ++kind) { + while (list->spares[kind]) free(list->spare[kind][--list->spares[kind]]); + free(list->spare[kind]); + } } free(list); } diff --git a/core/module-list.h b/core/module-list.h index abe19cb..d97aa77 100644 --- a/core/module-list.h +++ b/core/module-list.h @@ -69,8 +69,15 @@ PureList *pure_list_share(PureList *, PureRetired *retired, uint64_t epoch); void pure_list_mark(PureList *, uint64_t epoch); /* Of what was retired, what a copy of epoch may still read (made before * it) goes to kept (none when kept is NULL), and the rest to gone, for - * pure_retired_free (later, and where it pleases): from is left empty. */ + * pure_retired_reuse or pure_retired_free (later, and where it pleases): + * from is left empty, with its room (pure_retired_free lets that go). */ void pure_retired_pass(PureRetired *from, uint64_t epoch, PureRetired *kept, PureRetired *gone); +/* What was retired and no copy reads any more, on the lists' thread: each + * node goes back to a list of its size, to be made again, as many as the + * list made lately (at least a few: what it made counts half again at each + * return); the rest and the texts are freed. returned is left empty, with + * its room. */ +void pure_retired_reuse(PureRetired *returned, PureList *const *lists, unsigned count); void pure_list_hold(PureList *copy); /* Whether copy shares list's items as they are now. */ bool pure_list_current(const PureList *copy, const PureList *list); diff --git a/core/module.c b/core/module.c index ea6809e..e33f43f 100644 --- a/core/module.c +++ b/core/module.c @@ -2702,14 +2702,17 @@ bool pure_app_defer(PureApp *app, bool deferred) { * or text the app lets go while a snapshot is its newest may be read by that * snapshot and by older ones made after it was: it goes with that snapshot, * and when that one goes, to the newest older one still held that may read - * it (made after it was), or back to the system. So a snapshot held for long - * keeps what it shares, the states as they were then, and nothing made - * since. The links and retired lists move under the register's lock, a spin - * (none holds it long; what is freed is freed outside it). */ + * it (made after it was), or back to the app, whose lists make their next + * nodes of it (what they do not need goes back to the system). So a + * snapshot held for long keeps what it shares, the states as they were + * then, and nothing made since. The links and retired lists move under the + * register's lock, a spin (none holds it long; what is freed is freed + * outside it). */ typedef struct { - unsigned refs; /* the snapshots not yet freed */ + unsigned refs; /* the snapshots not yet freed */ bool locked; - uint64_t epoch; /* snapshots made */ + uint64_t epoch; /* snapshots made */ + PureRetired returned; /* what no snapshot reads any more, for the app's lists (pure_retired_reuse) */ } Register; struct PureSnapshot { @@ -2739,24 +2742,25 @@ const PureList *pure_snapshot_list(const PureSnapshot *snapshot, uint32_t state) void pure_snapshot_release(PureSnapshot *snapshot) { if (!snapshot || __atomic_sub_fetch(&snapshot->refs, 1, __ATOMIC_ACQ_REL)) return; Register *all = snapshot->all; - PureRetired gone = {0}; if (all) { /* out of the links: what the one before may read goes to it (still linked, so still there) */ lock_register(all); PureSnapshot *older = snapshot->older; if (older) older->newer = snapshot->newer; if (snapshot->newer) snapshot->newer->older = older; - pure_retired_pass(&snapshot->retired, older ? older->epoch : 0, older ? &older->retired : NULL, &gone); + pure_retired_pass(&snapshot->retired, older ? older->epoch : 0, older ? &older->retired : NULL, &all->returned); unlock_register(all); - } else - gone = snapshot->retired; - pure_retired_free(&gone); + } + pure_retired_free(&snapshot->retired); /* what it had when never linked, else its room */ for (uint32_t i = 0; i < PURE_MODULE_STATES; ++i) { pure_draft_close(snapshot->texts[i]); pure_list_free(snapshot->lists[i]); } for (unsigned r = 0; r < PURE_LISTS_STORED - PURE_LIST_HEARD; ++r) pure_list_free(snapshot->runtime[r]); free(snapshot); - if (all && !__atomic_sub_fetch(&all->refs, 1, __ATOMIC_ACQ_REL)) free(all); + if (all && !__atomic_sub_fetch(&all->refs, 1, __ATOMIC_ACQ_REL)) { + pure_retired_free(&all->returned); /* the app is gone: no list takes it back */ + free(all); + } } void pure_app_stop(PureApp *app) { @@ -2775,8 +2779,8 @@ void pure_app_stop(PureApp *app) { pure_retired_pass(&app->retired, UINT64_MAX, &app->snapshot->retired, NULL); unlock_register(app->snapshot->all); pure_snapshot_release(app->snapshot); - } else - pure_retired_free(&app->retired); + } + pure_retired_free(&app->retired); pure_draft_close(app->stored_values); free(app->carried); pure_draft_close(app->stored_links); @@ -3363,6 +3367,31 @@ PureResult pure_app_cell_text(PureApp *app, uint32_t column, size_t row, bool (* PureSnapshot *pure_app_snapshot(PureApp *app) { return pure_save_snapshot(app, UINT32_MAX); } +/* What no snapshot reads any more back to the app's lists, to make their + * next nodes of (a list copies each node it changes once a snapshot shares + * it: made of these, it asks the system for none). The register keeps the + * room for the next. */ +static void reuse_returned(PureApp *app, Register *all) { + lock_register(all); + PureRetired returned = all->returned; + all->returned = (PureRetired){0}; + unlock_register(all); + if (returned.count) { + PureList *lists[PURE_MODULE_STATES + 2]; + unsigned count = 0; + for (uint32_t i = 0; i < app->module->states; ++i) + if (app->lists[i]) lists[count++] = app->lists[i]; + lists[count++] = app->outbox; + lists[count++] = app->heard; + pure_retired_reuse(&returned, lists, count); + } + lock_register(all); + bool kept = !all->returned.entries; /* none came back meanwhile: the room stays for the next */ + if (kept) all->returned = returned; + unlock_register(all); + if (!kept) pure_retired_free(&returned); +} + PureSnapshot *pure_save_snapshot(PureApp *app, uint32_t runtime) { if (app->open || app->reading) return NULL; const PureModule *m = app->module; @@ -3412,6 +3441,7 @@ PureSnapshot *pure_save_snapshot(PureApp *app, uint32_t runtime) { if (last) pure_snapshot_release(last); else pure_retired_free(&app->retired); /* shared only by a snapshot never made */ app->snapshot = made; + reuse_returned(app, all); return made; } diff --git a/core/test-module.c b/core/test-module.c index 0a11f1c..fa388ce 100644 --- a/core/test-module.c +++ b/core/test-module.c @@ -1041,6 +1041,35 @@ static PureList *stored_list(const Grown *stored, size_t items) { return list; } +/* A node no copy reads any more comes back to its list (pure_retired_reuse): + * the next node the list makes is that one, and a copy still held reads + * what it shared. */ +static void retired_come_back(void) { + static const uint8_t numbers[1] = {0}; + PureList *list = pure_list_new(1, numbers); + CHECK(list); + for (unsigned i = 0; i < 8; ++i) CHECK(pure_list_insert(list, i, &(PureCell){.num = i}, NULL) == PURE_OK); + PureRetired retired[2] = {{0}}; + PureRun run; + PureList *older = pure_list_share(list, &retired[0], 1); + CHECK(older && pure_list_run(list, 0, &run)); + const void *first = run.path[run.depth]; /* the one leaf, which the copy reads */ + CHECK(pure_list_set(list, 0, 0, (PureCell){.num = 100}, NULL) == PURE_OK); /* the list copies it */ + CHECK(pure_list_run(list, 0, &run) && run.path[run.depth] != first); + PureList *newer = pure_list_share(list, &retired[1], 2); + CHECK(newer); + pure_list_free(older); /* no copy reads the first leaf now: it comes back */ + pure_retired_reuse(&retired[0], &list, 1); + CHECK(pure_list_set(list, 1, 0, (PureCell){.num = 101}, NULL) == PURE_OK); /* a copy of the second, made of it */ + CHECK(pure_list_run(list, 0, &run) && run.path[run.depth] == first); + CHECK(pure_list_get(list, 0, 0).num == 100 && pure_list_get(list, 1, 0).num == 101); + CHECK(pure_list_get(newer, 0, 0).num == 100 && pure_list_get(newer, 1, 0).num == 1); + pure_list_free(newer); + pure_list_free(list); + pure_retired_free(&retired[0]); + pure_retired_free(&retired[1]); +} + static void list_trees(void) { static const uint8_t text_fields[2] = {0, 1}; uint32_t seed = 0x5eed1234u; @@ -1054,7 +1083,8 @@ static void list_trees(void) { PureUndo undo = {0}; Model model = {0}, before = {0}; /* Up to four shares at a time, each with what it shared and the items - * and nodes retired while it was the newest. */ + * and nodes retired while it was the newest: when the oldest goes, no + * copy reads those, and the list makes its next nodes of them. */ enum { SHARES = 4 }; PureList *copies[SHARES]; Model shared[SHARES] = {{0}}; @@ -1137,7 +1167,7 @@ static void list_trees(void) { if (held == SHARES) { CHECK(same_items(copies[first], &shared[first])); pure_list_free(copies[first]); - pure_retired_free(&retired[first]); + pure_retired_reuse(&retired[first], &list, 1); first = (first + 1) % SHARES; --held; } @@ -4520,6 +4550,7 @@ int main(void) { marks(); text_mutations(); lists(); + retired_come_back(); list_trees(); folds(); filters(); |