#pragma once #include class DObject; class FSerializer; enum EObjectFlags { // GC flags OF_White0 = 1 << 0, // Object is white (type 0) OF_White1 = 1 << 1, // Object is white (type 1) OF_Black = 1 << 2, // Object is black OF_Fixed = 1 << 3, // Object is fixed (should not be collected) OF_Rooted = 1 << 4, // Object is soft-rooted OF_EuthanizeMe = 1 << 5, // Object wants to die OF_Cleanup = 1 << 6, // Object is now being deleted by the collector OF_YesReallyDelete = 1 << 7, // Object is being deleted outside the collector, and this is okay, so don't print a warning OF_WhiteBits = OF_White0 | OF_White1, OF_MarkBits = OF_WhiteBits | OF_Black, // Other flags OF_JustSpawned = 1 << 8, // Thinker was spawned this tic OF_SerialSuccess = 1 << 9, // For debugging Serialize() calls OF_Sentinel = 1 << 10, // Object is serving as the sentinel in a ring list OF_Transient = 1 << 11, // Object should not be archived (references to it will be nulled on disk) OF_Spawned = 1 << 12, // Thinker was spawned at all (some thinkers get deleted before spawning) OF_Released = 1 << 13, // Object was released from the GC system and should not be processed by GC function }; template class TObjPtr; namespace GC { enum EGCState { GCS_Pause, GCS_Propagate, GCS_Sweep, GCS_Finalize }; // Number of bytes currently allocated through M_Malloc/M_Realloc. extern size_t AllocBytes; // Amount of memory to allocate before triggering a collection. extern size_t Threshold; // List of gray objects. extern DObject *Gray; // List of every object. extern DObject *Root; // Current white value for potentially-live objects. extern uint32_t CurrentWhite; // Current collector state. extern EGCState State; // Position of GC sweep in the list of objects. extern DObject **SweepPos; // Size of GC pause. extern int Pause; // Size of GC steps. extern int StepMul; // Is this the final collection just before exit? extern bool FinalGC; // Current white value for known-dead objects. static inline uint32_t OtherWhite() { return CurrentWhite ^ OF_WhiteBits; } // Frees all objects, whether they're dead or not. void FreeAll(); // Does one collection step. void Step(); // Does a complete collection. void FullGC(); // Handles the grunt work for a write barrier. void Barrier(DObject *pointing, DObject *pointed); // Handles a write barrier. static inline void WriteBarrier(DObject *pointing, DObject *pointed); // Handles a write barrier for a pointer that isn't inside an object. static inline void WriteBarrier(DObject *pointed); // Handles a read barrier. template inline T *ReadBarrier(T *&obj) { if (obj == NULL || !(obj->ObjectFlags & OF_EuthanizeMe)) { return obj; } return obj = NULL; } // Check if it's time to collect, and do a collection step if it is. static inline void CheckGC() { if (AllocBytes >= Threshold) Step(); } // Forces a collection to start now. static inline void StartCollection() { Threshold = AllocBytes; } // Marks a white object gray. If the object wants to die, the pointer // is NULLed instead. void Mark(DObject **obj); // Marks an array of objects. void MarkArray(DObject **objs, size_t count); // For cleanup void DelSoftRootHead(); // Soft-roots an object. void AddSoftRoot(DObject *obj); // Unroots an object. void DelSoftRoot(DObject *obj); template void Mark(T *&obj) { union { T *t; DObject *o; }; o = obj; Mark(&o); obj = t; } template void Mark(TObjPtr &obj); template void MarkArray(T **obj, size_t count) { MarkArray((DObject **)(obj), count); } template void MarkArray(TArray &arr) { MarkArray(&arr[0], arr.Size()); } } // A template class to help with handling read barriers. It does not // handle write barriers, because those can be handled more efficiently // with knowledge of the object that holds the pointer. template class TObjPtr { union { T pp; DObject *o; }; public: TObjPtr() = default; TObjPtr(const TObjPtr &q) = default; TObjPtr(T q) throw() : pp(q) { } T operator=(T q) { pp = q; return *this; } operator T() throw() { return GC::ReadBarrier(pp); } T &operator*() { T q = GC::ReadBarrier(pp); assert(q != NULL); return *q; } T *operator&() throw() { // Does not perform a read barrier. The only real use for this is with // the DECLARE_POINTER macro, where a read barrier would be a very bad // thing. return &pp; } T operator->() throw() { return GC::ReadBarrier(pp); } bool operator!=(T u) throw() { return GC::ReadBarrier(o) != u; } bool operator==(T u) throw() { return GC::ReadBarrier(o) == u; } template friend inline void GC::Mark(TObjPtr &obj); template friend FSerializer &Serialize(FSerializer &arc, const char *key, TObjPtr &value, TObjPtr *); template friend FSerializer &Serialize(FSerializer &arc, const char *key, TObjPtr &value, U *); friend class DObject; }; // Use barrier_cast instead of static_cast when you need to cast // the contents of a TObjPtr to a related type. template inline T barrier_cast(TObjPtr &o) { return static_cast(static_cast(o)); } template inline void GC::Mark(TObjPtr &obj) { GC::Mark(&obj.o); }