SliceBuffer: lazy initialization
Avoid page faults on MPD startup. This saves a lot of memory for an idle MPD.
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@ -47,6 +47,13 @@ class SliceBuffer {
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const unsigned n_max;
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/**
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* The number of slices that are initialized. This is used to
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* avoid page faulting on the new allocation, so the kernel
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* does not need to reserve physical memory pages.
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*/
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unsigned n_initialized;
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/**
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* The number of slices currently allocated.
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*/
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@ -61,15 +68,9 @@ class SliceBuffer {
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public:
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SliceBuffer(unsigned _count)
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:n_max(_count), n_allocated(0),
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data(g_new(Slice, n_max)), available(data) {
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:n_max(_count), n_initialized(0), n_allocated(0),
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data(g_new(Slice, n_max)), available(nullptr) {
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assert(n_max > 0);
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Slice *const last = data + n_max - 1;
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for (Slice *slice = data; slice != last; ++slice)
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slice->next = slice + 1;
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last->next = nullptr;
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}
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~SliceBuffer() {
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template<typename... Args>
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T *Allocate(Args&&... args) {
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assert(n_allocated <= n_max);
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assert(n_initialized <= n_max);
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assert(n_allocated <= n_initialized);
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if (available == nullptr) {
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/* out of (internal) memory, buffer is full */
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assert(n_allocated == n_max);
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return nullptr;
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if (n_initialized == n_max) {
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/* out of (internal) memory, buffer is full */
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assert(n_allocated == n_max);
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return nullptr;
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}
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available = &data[n_initialized++];
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available->next = nullptr;
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}
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/* allocate a slice */
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}
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void Free(T *value) {
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assert(n_initialized <= n_max);
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assert(n_allocated > 0);
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assert(n_allocated <= n_max);
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assert(n_allocated <= n_initialized);
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Slice *slice = reinterpret_cast<Slice *>(value);
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assert(slice >= data && slice < data + n_max);
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