garbage.h

Nucleus_2_kvm_Hello 是kvm移植到Nucleus系统的源代码。。。好东西啊

extern cell* CurrentHeapEnd; /* Current heap top */

/*=========================================================================
 * Garbage collection operations
 *=======================================================================*/

/*    Memory system initialization */
void  InitializeGlobals(void);
void  InitializeMemoryManagement(void);
void  FinalizeMemoryManagement(void);
void  InitializeHeap(void);
void  FinalizeHeap(void);

/*    Garbage collection operations */
void  garbageCollect(int moreMemory);
void  garbageCollectForReal(int moreMemory);

int   garbageCollecting(void);

/*=========================================================================
 * Memory allocation operations
 *=======================================================================*/

/*    Memory allocation operations */
cell* mallocHeapObject(long size, GCT_ObjectType type);

cell* mallocObject(long size, GCT_ObjectType type);
cell* callocObject(long size, GCT_ObjectType type);
char* mallocBytes(long size);
cell* callocPermanentObject(long size);

/*    Printing and debugging operations */
long  getHeapSize(void);
long  memoryFree(void);
long  memoryUsage(void);

/*  Operations on individual heap objects */
unsigned long  getObjectSize(cell* object);
GCT_ObjectType getObjectType(cell* object);

/*=========================================================================
 * Printing and debugging operations
 *=======================================================================*/

#if INCLUDEDEBUGCODE
void  printHeapContents(void);
#else
#define printHeapContents()
#endif

#if INCLUDEDEBUGCODE
void checkHeap(void);
void printObject(cell *object);
void rollTheHeap();
#else
#define checkHeap()
#define printObject(object)
#define rollTheHeap()
#endif

/*=========================================================================
 * Memory management operations on static memory
 *=======================================================================*/

/*=========================================================================
 * These operations are really needed only in the Palm 
 * implementation of the KVM.  Read the description of the
 * static memory system earlier in this file.
 *=======================================================================*/

#if USESTATIC
void FinalizeStaticMemory(void);
void modifyStaticMemory(void *staticMemory, int offset, void *newVal, int size);
void *mallocStaticBytes(int size);
#else
#define FinalizeStaticMemory()
#define modifyStaticMemory(staticMemory, offset, newVal, size) \
           (((void)offset), ((void)newVal))
#define mallocStaticBytes(size)
#endif /* USESTATIC */

/*=========================================================================
 * Temporary root operations
 *=======================================================================*/

/*=========================================================================
 * COMMENT:
 * Temporary roots are structures that can be used for 
 * "pinning down" temporary objects and other structures
 * that have been allocated from the Java heap, but that
 * haven't yet been stored permanently to any Java object
 * or other VM runtime structure.
 *
 * Temporary roots MUST be used in situations when you 
 * have a native C routine that allocates two objects
 * from the Java heap and does not store the first of
 * these objects to any other runtime structure before
 * allocating the second object. Otherwise, a garbage
 * collection might occur when the second object is
 * allocated, invalidating the first pointer!
 * 
 * TYPICAL PROBLEM SCENARIO:
 * 
 * void yourNativeRoutineWrittenInC() {
 *
 *    // Allocate 100 bytes from Java heap
 *    char* foo = mallocBytes(100);
 *
 *    // Allocate another 100 bytes from Java heap
 *    char* bar = mallocBytes(100);
 *      ^
 *      +--- THE SECOND ALLOCATION ABOVE MAY CAUSE A 
 *           GARBAGE COLLECTION TO OCCUR AND THEREFORE
 *           INVALIDATE 'foo' !!!
 *  }
 *
 *
 * To verify that all the native functions have been
 * written in a GC-safe way, you should try the mode
 * EXCESSIVE_GARBAGE_COLLECTION on, and see if you
 * encounter any problems. In that mode, the KVM will
 * run very slowly, as it will do a full garbage collection
 * upon every object allocation, but you are guaranteed
 * to find the possible problems with missing temporary
 * root operations.
 *=======================================================================*/

#define MAXIMUM_TEMPORARY_ROOTS 50
#define MAXIMUM_GLOBAL_ROOTS 20

extern int TemporaryRootsLength;
extern int GlobalRootsLength;

extern union cellOrPointer TemporaryRoots[];
extern union cellOrPointer GlobalRoots[];

/* Handling of temporary roots */
#if INCLUDEDEBUGCODE
#define VERIFY_INSIDE_TEMPORARY_ROOTS (_tmp_roots_ = _tmp_roots_),
#define INDICATE_DYNAMICALLY_INSIDE_TEMPORARY_ROOTS int _tmp_roots_ = 0;
#define VERIFY_TEMPORARY_ROOT_SPACE(size) verifyTemporaryRootSpace(size),
void verifyTemporaryRootSpace(int size);
#else
#define VERIFY_INSIDE_TEMPORARY_ROOTS 
#define INDICATE_DYNAMICALLY_INSIDE_TEMPORARY_ROOTS
#define VERIFY_TEMPORARY_ROOT_SPACE(size)
#endif /* INCLUDEDEBUGCODE */

#define START_TEMPORARY_ROOTS   { int _tmp_roots_ = TemporaryRootsLength;
#define END_TEMPORARY_ROOTS      TemporaryRootsLength = _tmp_roots_;  }

#if INCLUDEDEBUGCODE
extern int NoAllocation;
#define ASSERTING_NO_ALLOCATION { NoAllocation++; {
#define END_ASSERTING_NO_ALLOCATION } NoAllocation--; }
#else
#define ASSERTING_NO_ALLOCATION {
#define END_ASSERTING_NO_ALLOCATION }
#endif /* INCLUDEDEBUGCODE */

void makeGlobalRoot(cell** object);

#define unhand(x) (*(x))

#define IS_TEMPORARY_ROOT(_var_, _value_)                                \
  _var_ = (VERIFY_INSIDE_TEMPORARY_ROOTS                                 \
        _var_ = _value_,                                                 \
        VERIFY_TEMPORARY_ROOT_SPACE(1)                                   \
        TemporaryRoots[TemporaryRootsLength++].cellp = (cell *)&_var_,   \
        _var_)

#define IS_TEMPORARY_ROOT_FROM_BASE(_var_, _value_, _base_)              \
     _var_ = (VERIFY_INSIDE_TEMPORARY_ROOTS                              \
        VERIFY_TEMPORARY_ROOT_SPACE(3)                                   \
        _var_ = _value_,                                                 \
       TemporaryRoots[TemporaryRootsLength].cell = -1,                   \
       TemporaryRoots[TemporaryRootsLength+1].cellpp = (cell **)&_var_,  \
       TemporaryRoots[TemporaryRootsLength+2].cellp = (cell *)_base_,    \
       TemporaryRootsLength = TemporaryRootsLength + 3,                  \
      _var_)

#define DECLARE_TEMPORARY_ROOT(_type_, _var_, _value_)                   \
     _type_ IS_TEMPORARY_ROOT(_var_, _value_)

#define DECLARE_TEMPORARY_ROOT_FROM_BASE(_type_, _var_, _value_, _base_) \
    _type_ IS_TEMPORARY_ROOT_FROM_BASE(_var_, _value_, _base_)

#define DECLARE_TEMPORARY_METHOD_ROOT(_var_, _table_, _index_)           \
     DECLARE_TEMPORARY_ROOT_FROM_BASE(METHOD, _var_,                     \
                                      &_table_->methods[_index_], _table_)

#define DECLARE_TEMPORARY_FRAME_ROOT(_var_, _value_) \
     DECLARE_TEMPORARY_ROOT_FROM_BASE(FRAME, _var_, _value_, _value_->stack)

/*=========================================================================
 * Functions that are called only if you are using the 
 * JavaCodeCompact tool (a.k.a. romizer)
 *=======================================================================*/

#if ROMIZING
/* Initialize the ROM image.  Clean up the ROM image when you're done */
extern void InitializeROMImage(void);
extern void FinalizeROMImage(void);

/* The pointer to the all the static variables that need to be relocated.
 * It's a pointer when using relocation rom, and an actual array when
 * using fixed rom */
#if RELOCATABLE_ROM
extern long *KVM_staticDataPtr;
#else
extern long KVM_staticData[];
#endif
#else /* !ROMIZING */
#define InitializeROMImage()
#define FinalizeROMImage()
#endif /* ROMIZING */

/* This function creates the ROM image out of its relocatable pieces */

#if ROMIZING && RELOCATABLE_ROM
void CreateROMImage(void);
void DestroyROMImage(void);
#else
#define CreateROMImage()
#define DestroyROMImage()
#endif

/* When dealing with relocatable, preloaded classes, we can read preloaded
 * memory directly, but we have to use special functions to write them.
 *
 * We must call the following functions when there is a chance that the
 * object/class/method might be part of a preloaded class.
 */

#if ROMIZING && RELOCATABLE_ROM
void setClassInitialThread(INSTANCE_CLASS clazz, THREAD thread);
void setClassStatus(INSTANCE_CLASS clazz, int status);
void setBreakpoint(METHOD, long, char *, unsigned char);
#else
#define setClassInitialThread(iclazz, thread) \
                                            ((iclazz)->initThread = (thread))
#define setClassStatus(iclazz, stat)   ((iclazz)->status = (stat))
#define setBreakpoint(method, offset, start, val)                         \
    if (USESTATIC) {                                                      \
        long offset1 = (char*)(&method->u.java.code[offset]) - start;     \
        modifyStaticMemory(start, offset1, &val, 1);                      \
    } else {                                                              \
        method->u.java.code[offset] = val;                                \
    }
#endif

#if INCLUDEDEBUGCODE || RELOCATABLE_ROM
#if ROMIZING
extern bool_t isROMString(void *), isROMClass(void *), isROMMethod(void *);
#else
#define isROMClass(X) FALSE
#define isROMString(X) FALSE
#define isROMMethod(X) FALSE
#endif /* ROMIZING */
#endif

/*=========================================================================
 * Stackmap-related operations
 *=======================================================================*/

/* The following are defined in stackmap.c, but are really part of the
 * garbage collection system.
 */
STACKMAP rewriteVerifierStackMapsAsPointerMaps(METHOD);
unsigned int getGCRegisterMask(METHOD, unsigned char *targetIP,  char *map);

/*=========================================================================
 * Native function cleanup registration
 *=======================================================================*/

/*=========================================================================
 * COMMENT:
 * Since version 1.0.3, KVM garbage collector includes a special
 * callback mechanism that allows each KVM port to register
 * implementation-specific cleanup routines that get called
 * automatically upon system exit (FinalizeMemoryManagement()).
 * This mechanism can be used, e.g., for adding network or UI-widget
 * cleanup routines to the system.  For instance, all MIDP
 * implementations typically need to take advantage of this
 * feature.
 *
 * New callback routines are registered by calling the function
 * 'registerCleanup' defined below.
 *
 * NOTE: In KVM 1.0.4, the types 'INSTANCE_HANDLE' and the
 *       KNI type 'jobject' are identical.  Therefore, it 
 *       is acceptable to use a jobject in these cleanup 
 *       routines whenever an INSTANCE_HANDLE is required.
 *       In order to make the native finalization code more
 *       compliant with KNI, the callback routine now takes
 *       an INSTANCE_HANDLE parameter instead of INSTANCE.
 *=======================================================================*/

/* The function type of a cleanup callback function */
typedef void (*CleanupCallback)(INSTANCE_HANDLE);

/*
 * Register a cleanup function for the instance.
 * When the gc finds the object unreachable it will see if there is
 * an associated cleanup function and if so will call it with the instance.
 */
extern void registerCleanup(INSTANCE_HANDLE, CleanupCallback);

/* The maximum number of callback functions that can be registered */
#ifndef CLEANUP_ROOT_SIZE
#define CLEANUP_ROOT_SIZE 16
#endif

/* The initial size of each cleanup array */
#ifndef CLEANUP_ARRAY_SIZE
#define CLEANUP_ARRAY_SIZE 3
#endif

#ifndef CLEANUP_ARRAY_GROW
#define CLEANUP_ARRAY_GROW 3
#endif