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pcc / copy-space: Allow allocations to fail
This fixes an issue in which minor collection of a nursery full of live data can fail because of fragmentation, whereas really it should just fall back to promotion.
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@ -149,6 +149,17 @@ struct copy_space {
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size_t nslabs;
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};
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enum copy_space_forward_result {
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// We went to forward an edge, but the target was already forwarded, so we
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// just updated the edge.
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COPY_SPACE_FORWARD_UPDATED,
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// We went to forward an edge and evacuated the referent to a new location.
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COPY_SPACE_FORWARD_EVACUATED,
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// We went to forward an edge but failed to acquire memory for its new
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// location.
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COPY_SPACE_FORWARD_FAILED,
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};
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struct copy_space_allocator {
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uintptr_t hp;
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uintptr_t limit;
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@ -473,9 +484,7 @@ copy_space_allocator_release_partly_full_block(struct copy_space_allocator *allo
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static inline struct gc_ref
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copy_space_allocate(struct copy_space_allocator *alloc,
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struct copy_space *space,
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size_t size,
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void (*get_more_empty_blocks)(void *data),
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void *data) {
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size_t size) {
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GC_ASSERT(size > 0);
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GC_ASSERT(size <= gc_allocator_large_threshold());
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size = align_up(size, gc_allocator_small_granule_size());
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@ -490,8 +499,8 @@ copy_space_allocate(struct copy_space_allocator *alloc,
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goto done;
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copy_space_allocator_release_full_block(alloc, space);
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}
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while (!copy_space_allocator_acquire_empty_block(alloc, space))
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get_more_empty_blocks(data);
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if (!copy_space_allocator_acquire_empty_block(alloc, space))
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return gc_ref_null();
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// The newly acquired block is empty and is therefore large enough for
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// a small allocation.
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@ -588,12 +597,13 @@ copy_space_gc_during_evacuation(void *data) {
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GC_CRASH();
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}
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static inline int
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static inline enum copy_space_forward_result
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copy_space_forward_atomic(struct copy_space *space, struct gc_edge edge,
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struct gc_ref old_ref,
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struct copy_space_allocator *alloc) {
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struct gc_atomic_forward fwd = gc_atomic_forward_begin(old_ref);
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retry:
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if (fwd.state == GC_FORWARDING_STATE_NOT_FORWARDED)
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gc_atomic_forward_acquire(&fwd);
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@ -605,33 +615,34 @@ copy_space_forward_atomic(struct copy_space *space, struct gc_edge edge,
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case GC_FORWARDING_STATE_ACQUIRED: {
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// We claimed the object successfully; evacuating is up to us.
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size_t bytes = gc_atomic_forward_object_size(&fwd);
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struct gc_ref new_ref =
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copy_space_allocate(alloc, space, bytes,
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copy_space_gc_during_evacuation, NULL);
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struct gc_ref new_ref = copy_space_allocate(alloc, space, bytes);
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if (gc_ref_is_null(new_ref)) {
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gc_atomic_forward_abort(&fwd);
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return COPY_SPACE_FORWARD_FAILED;
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}
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// Copy object contents before committing, as we don't know what
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// part of the object (if any) will be overwritten by the
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// commit.
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memcpy(gc_ref_heap_object(new_ref), gc_ref_heap_object(old_ref), bytes);
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gc_atomic_forward_commit(&fwd, new_ref);
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gc_edge_update(edge, new_ref);
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return 1;
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return COPY_SPACE_FORWARD_EVACUATED;
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}
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case GC_FORWARDING_STATE_BUSY:
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// Someone else claimed this object first. Spin until new address
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// known, or evacuation aborts.
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for (size_t spin_count = 0;; spin_count++) {
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if (gc_atomic_forward_retry_busy(&fwd))
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break;
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goto retry;
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yield_for_spin(spin_count);
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}
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GC_ASSERT(fwd.state == GC_FORWARDING_STATE_FORWARDED);
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// Fall through.
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GC_CRASH(); // Unreachable.
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case GC_FORWARDING_STATE_FORWARDED:
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// The object has been evacuated already. Update the edge;
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// whoever forwarded the object will make sure it's eventually
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// traced.
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gc_edge_update(edge, gc_ref(gc_atomic_forward_address(&fwd)));
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return 0;
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return COPY_SPACE_FORWARD_UPDATED;
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}
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}
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@ -640,6 +651,7 @@ copy_space_forward_if_traced_atomic(struct copy_space *space,
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struct gc_edge edge,
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struct gc_ref old_ref) {
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struct gc_atomic_forward fwd = gc_atomic_forward_begin(old_ref);
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retry:
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switch (fwd.state) {
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case GC_FORWARDING_STATE_NOT_FORWARDED:
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return 0;
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// known.
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for (size_t spin_count = 0;; spin_count++) {
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if (gc_atomic_forward_retry_busy(&fwd))
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break;
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goto retry;
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yield_for_spin(spin_count);
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}
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GC_ASSERT(fwd.state == GC_FORWARDING_STATE_FORWARDED);
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// Fall through.
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GC_CRASH(); // Unreachable.
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case GC_FORWARDING_STATE_FORWARDED:
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gc_edge_update(edge, gc_ref(gc_atomic_forward_address(&fwd)));
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return 1;
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}
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}
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static inline int
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static inline enum copy_space_forward_result
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copy_space_forward_nonatomic(struct copy_space *space, struct gc_edge edge,
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struct gc_ref old_ref,
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struct copy_space_allocator *alloc) {
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uintptr_t forwarded = gc_object_forwarded_nonatomic(old_ref);
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if (forwarded) {
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gc_edge_update(edge, gc_ref(forwarded));
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return 0;
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return COPY_SPACE_FORWARD_UPDATED;
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} else {
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size_t size;
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gc_trace_object(old_ref, NULL, NULL, NULL, &size);
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struct gc_ref new_ref =
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copy_space_allocate(alloc, space, size,
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copy_space_gc_during_evacuation, NULL);
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struct gc_ref new_ref = copy_space_allocate(alloc, space, size);
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if (gc_ref_is_null(new_ref))
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return COPY_SPACE_FORWARD_FAILED;
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memcpy(gc_ref_heap_object(new_ref), gc_ref_heap_object(old_ref), size);
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gc_object_forward_nonatomic(old_ref, new_ref);
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gc_edge_update(edge, new_ref);
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return 1;
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return COPY_SPACE_FORWARD_EVACUATED;
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}
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}
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return 0;
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}
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static inline int
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static inline enum copy_space_forward_result
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copy_space_forward(struct copy_space *src_space, struct copy_space *dst_space,
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struct gc_edge edge,
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struct gc_ref old_ref,
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92
src/pcc.c
92
src/pcc.c
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@ -287,6 +287,31 @@ static inline int edge_is_from_survivor(struct gc_heap *heap,
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return copy_space_contains_edge_aligned(heap_new_space(heap), edge);
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}
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static inline int forward(struct copy_space *src_space,
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struct copy_space *dst_space,
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struct gc_edge edge,
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struct gc_ref ref,
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struct copy_space_allocator *dst_alloc) {
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switch (copy_space_forward(src_space, dst_space, edge, ref, dst_alloc)) {
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case COPY_SPACE_FORWARD_UPDATED:
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return 0;
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case COPY_SPACE_FORWARD_EVACUATED:
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return 1;
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case COPY_SPACE_FORWARD_FAILED:
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// If space is really tight and reordering of objects during evacuation
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// resulted in more end-of-block fragmentation and thus block use than
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// before collection started, we can actually run out of memory while
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// collecting. We should probably attempt to expand the heap here, at
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// least by a single block; it's better than the alternatives. For now,
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// abort.
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fprintf(stderr, "Out of memory\n");
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GC_CRASH();
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break;
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default:
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GC_CRASH();
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}
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}
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static inline int do_minor_trace(struct gc_heap *heap, struct gc_edge edge,
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struct gc_ref ref,
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struct gc_trace_worker_data *data) {
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// However however, it is hard to distinguish between edges from promoted
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// objects and edges from old objects, so we mostly just rely on an
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// idempotent "log if unlogged" operation instead.
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int promote = copy_space_should_promote(new_space, ref);
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struct copy_space *dst_space = promote ? old_space : new_space;
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struct copy_space_allocator *alloc = promote
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? trace_worker_old_space_allocator(data)
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: trace_worker_new_space_allocator(data);
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// Update the remembered set for promoted-to-survivor edges.
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if (!promote && !edge_is_from_survivor(heap, edge)
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&& remember_edge_to_survivor_object(heap, edge))
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gc_field_set_writer_add_edge(trace_worker_field_logger(data), edge);
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return copy_space_forward(new_space, dst_space, edge, ref, alloc);
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if (!copy_space_should_promote(new_space, ref)) {
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// Try to leave the object in newspace as a survivor. If the edge is from
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// a promoted object, we will need to add it to the remembered set.
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if (!edge_is_from_survivor(heap, edge)
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&& remember_edge_to_survivor_object(heap, edge)) {
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// Log the edge even though in rare conditions the referent could end up
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// being promoted by us (if we run out of newspace) or a remote
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// evacuation thread (if they run out of newspace).
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gc_field_set_writer_add_edge(trace_worker_field_logger(data), edge);
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}
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switch (copy_space_forward(new_space, new_space, edge, ref,
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trace_worker_new_space_allocator(data))) {
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case COPY_SPACE_FORWARD_UPDATED:
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return 0;
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case COPY_SPACE_FORWARD_EVACUATED:
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return 1;
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case COPY_SPACE_FORWARD_FAILED:
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// Ran out of newspace! Fall through to promote instead.
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break;
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default:
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GC_CRASH();
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}
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}
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// Promote the object.
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return forward(new_space, old_space, edge, ref,
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trace_worker_old_space_allocator(data));
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} else {
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// Note that although the target of the edge might not be in lospace, this
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// will do what we want and return 1 if and only if ref is was a young
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struct copy_space *new_space = heap_new_space(heap);
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struct copy_space *old_space = heap_old_space(heap);
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if (new_space_contains(heap, ref))
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return copy_space_forward(new_space, old_space, edge, ref,
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trace_worker_old_space_allocator(data));
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return forward(new_space, old_space, edge, ref,
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trace_worker_old_space_allocator(data));
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if (old_space_contains(heap, ref))
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return copy_space_forward(old_space, old_space, edge, ref,
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trace_worker_old_space_allocator(data));
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return forward(old_space, old_space, edge, ref,
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trace_worker_old_space_allocator(data));
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} else {
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if (GC_LIKELY(copy_space_contains(heap_mono_space(heap), ref)))
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return copy_space_forward(heap_mono_space(heap), heap_mono_space(heap),
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edge, ref,
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trace_worker_mono_space_allocator(data));
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return forward(heap_mono_space(heap), heap_mono_space(heap),
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edge, ref,
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trace_worker_mono_space_allocator(data));
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}
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// Fall through for objects in large or extern spaces.
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if (size > gc_allocator_large_threshold())
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return allocate_large(mut, size);
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struct gc_ref ret =
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copy_space_allocate(&mut->allocator,
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heap_allocation_space(mutator_heap(mut)),
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size,
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get_more_empty_blocks_for_mutator,
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mut);
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struct gc_ref ret;
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while (1) {
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ret = copy_space_allocate(&mut->allocator,
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heap_allocation_space(mutator_heap(mut)),
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size);
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if (gc_ref_is_null(ret))
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trigger_collection(mut, GC_COLLECTION_MINOR);
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else
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break;
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}
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gc_clear_fresh_allocation(ret, size);
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return gc_ref_heap_object(ret);
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}
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