blis/frame/base/bli_malloc.c

/*

   BLIS    
   An object-based framework for developing high-performance BLAS-like
   libraries.

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*/

#include "blis.h"

// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

void* bli_malloc_pool( size_t size )
{
	const malloc_ft malloc_fp  = BLIS_MALLOC_POOL;
	const size_t    align_size = BLIS_POOL_ADDR_ALIGN_SIZE;

	return bli_malloc_align( malloc_fp, size, align_size );
}

void bli_free_pool( void* p )
{
	bli_free_align( BLIS_FREE_POOL, p );
}

// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

void* bli_malloc_user( size_t size )
{
	const malloc_ft malloc_fp  = BLIS_MALLOC_USER;
	const size_t    align_size = BLIS_HEAP_ADDR_ALIGN_SIZE;

	return bli_malloc_align( malloc_fp, size, align_size );
}

void bli_free_user( void* p )
{
	bli_free_align( BLIS_FREE_USER, p );
}

// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

void* bli_malloc_intl( size_t size )
{
	const malloc_ft malloc_fp = BLIS_MALLOC_INTL;

	return bli_malloc_noalign( malloc_fp, size );
}

void bli_free_intl( void* p )
{
	bli_free_noalign( BLIS_FREE_INTL, p );
}

// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

void* bli_malloc_align
     (
       malloc_ft f,
       size_t    size,
       size_t    align_size
     )
{
	const size_t ptr_size     = sizeof( void* );
	size_t       align_offset = 0;
	void*        p_orig;
	int8_t*      p_byte;
	void**       p_addr;

	// Check parameters.
	if ( bli_error_checking_is_enabled() )
		bli_malloc_align_check( f, size, align_size );

	// Return early if zero bytes were requested.
	if ( size == 0 ) return NULL;

	// Add the alignment size and the size of a pointer to the number
	// of bytes to allocate.
	size += align_size + ptr_size;

	// Call the allocation function.
	p_orig = f( size );

	// If NULL was returned, something is probably very wrong.
	if ( p_orig == NULL ) bli_abort();

	// Advance the pointer by one pointer element.
	p_byte = p_orig;
	p_byte += ptr_size;

	// Compute the offset to the desired alignment.
	if ( bli_is_unaligned_to( p_byte, align_size ) )
	{
		align_offset = align_size -
		               bli_offset_past_alignment( p_byte, align_size );
	}

	// Advance the pointer using the difference between the alignment
	// size and the alignment offset.
	p_byte += align_offset;

	// Compute the address of the pointer element just before the start
	// of the aligned address, and store the original address there.
	p_addr = ( void** )(p_byte - ptr_size);
	*p_addr = p_orig;

	// Return the aligned pointer.
	return p_byte;
}

void bli_free_align
     (
       free_ft f,
       void*   p
     )
{
	const size_t ptr_size = sizeof( void* );
	void*        p_orig;
	int8_t*      p_byte;
	void**       p_addr;

	// Since the bli_malloc_pool() function returned the aligned pointer,
	// we have to first recover the original pointer before we can free
	// the memory.

	// Start by casting the pointer to a byte pointer.
	p_byte = p;

	// Compute the address of the pointer element just before the start
	// of the aligned address, and recover the original address.
	p_addr = ( void** )( p_byte - ptr_size );
	p_orig = *p_addr;

	// Free the original pointer.
	f( p_orig );
}

// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

void* bli_malloc_noalign
     (
       malloc_ft f,
       size_t    size
     )
{
	return f( size );
}

void bli_free_noalign
     (
       free_ft f,
       void*   p
     )
{
	f( p );
}

// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

void bli_malloc_align_check 
     (
       malloc_ft f,
       size_t    size,
       size_t    align_size
     )
{
	err_t e_val;

	// Check for valid alignment.

	e_val = bli_check_alignment_is_power_of_two( align_size );
	bli_check_error_code( e_val );

	e_val = bli_check_alignment_is_mult_of_ptr_size( align_size );
	bli_check_error_code( e_val );
}