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// ReservedSpace is a data structure for reserving a contiguous address range.

class ReservedSpace VALUE_OBJ_CLASS_SPEC {

  friend class VMStructs;

 private:

  char*  _base;

  size_t _size;

  size_t _noaccess_prefix;

  size_t _alignment;

  bool   _special;

  bool   _executable;

  // ReservedSpace

  ReservedSpace(char* base, size_t size, size_t alignment, bool special,

                bool executable);

  void initialize(size_t size, size_t alignment, bool large,

                  char* requested_address,

                  const size_t noaccess_prefix,

                  bool executable);

  // Release parts of an already-reserved memory region [addr, addr + len) to

  // get a new region that has "compound alignment."  Return the start of the

  // resulting region, or NULL on failure.

  //

  // The region is logically divided into a prefix and a suffix.  The prefix

  // starts at the result address, which is aligned to prefix_align.  The suffix

  // starts at result address + prefix_size, which is aligned to suffix_align.

  // The total size of the result region is size prefix_size + suffix_size.

  char* align_reserved_region(char* addr, const size_t len,

                              const size_t prefix_size,

                              const size_t prefix_align,

                              const size_t suffix_size,

                              const size_t suffix_align);

  // Reserve memory, call align_reserved_region() to alignment it and return the

  // result.

  char* reserve_and_align(const size_t reserve_size,

                          const size_t prefix_size,

                          const size_t prefix_align,

                          const size_t suffix_size,

                          const size_t suffix_align);

 protected:

  // Create protection page at the beginning of the space.

  void protect_noaccess_prefix(const size_t size);

 public:

  // Constructor

  ReservedSpace(size_t size);

  ReservedSpace(size_t size, size_t alignment, bool large,

                char* requested_address = NULL,

                const size_t noaccess_prefix = 0);

  ReservedSpace(const size_t prefix_size, const size_t prefix_align,

                const size_t suffix_size, const size_t suffix_align,

                char* requested_address,

                const size_t noaccess_prefix = 0);

  ReservedSpace(size_t size, size_t alignment, bool large, bool executable);

  // Accessors

  char*  base()            const { return _base;      }

  size_t size()            const { return _size;      }

  size_t alignment()       const { return _alignment; }

  bool   special()         const { return _special;   }

  bool   executable()      const { return _executable;   }

  size_t noaccess_prefix() const { return _noaccess_prefix;   }

  bool is_reserved()       const { return _base != NULL; }

  void release();

  // Splitting

  ReservedSpace first_part(size_t partition_size, size_t alignment,

                           bool split = false, bool realloc = true);

  ReservedSpace last_part (size_t partition_size, size_t alignment);

  // These simply call the above using the default alignment.

  inline ReservedSpace first_part(size_t partition_size,

                                  bool split = false, bool realloc = true);

  inline ReservedSpace last_part (size_t partition_size);

  // Alignment

  static size_t page_align_size_up(size_t size);

  static size_t page_align_size_down(size_t size);

  static size_t allocation_align_size_up(size_t size);

  static size_t allocation_align_size_down(size_t size);

};

ReservedSpace

ReservedSpace::first_part(size_t partition_size, bool split, bool realloc)

{

  return first_part(partition_size, alignment(), split, realloc);

}

ReservedSpace ReservedSpace::last_part(size_t partition_size)

{

  return last_part(partition_size, alignment());

}

// Class encapsulating behavior specific of memory space reserved for Java heap

class ReservedHeapSpace : public ReservedSpace {

public:

  // Constructor

  ReservedHeapSpace(size_t size, size_t forced_base_alignment,

                    bool large, char* requested_address);

  ReservedHeapSpace(const size_t prefix_size, const size_t prefix_align,

                    const size_t suffix_size, const size_t suffix_align,

                    char* requested_address);

};

// Class encapsulating behavior specific memory space for Code

class ReservedCodeSpace : public ReservedSpace {

 public:

  // Constructor

  ReservedCodeSpace(size_t r_size, size_t rs_align, bool large);

};

// VirtualSpace is data structure for committing a previously reserved address range in smaller chunks.

class VirtualSpace VALUE_OBJ_CLASS_SPEC {

  friend class VMStructs;

 private:

  // Reserved area

  char* _low_boundary;

  char* _high_boundary;

  // Committed area

  char* _low;

  char* _high;

  // The entire space has been committed and pinned in memory, no

  // os::commit_memory() or os::uncommit_memory().

  bool _special;

  // Need to know if commit should be executable.

  bool   _executable;

  // MPSS Support

  // Each virtualspace region has a lower, middle, and upper region.

  // Each region has an end boundary and a high pointer which is the

  // high water mark for the last allocated byte.

  // The lower and upper unaligned to LargePageSizeInBytes uses default page.

  // size.  The middle region uses large page size.

  char* _lower_high;

  char* _middle_high;

  char* _upper_high;

  char* _lower_high_boundary;

  char* _middle_high_boundary;

  char* _upper_high_boundary;

  size_t _lower_alignment;

  size_t _middle_alignment;

  size_t _upper_alignment;

  // MPSS Accessors

  char* lower_high() const { return _lower_high; }

  char* middle_high() const { return _middle_high; }

  char* upper_high() const { return _upper_high; }

  char* lower_high_boundary() const { return _lower_high_boundary; }

  char* middle_high_boundary() const { return _middle_high_boundary; }

  char* upper_high_boundary() const { return _upper_high_boundary; }

  size_t lower_alignment() const { return _lower_alignment; }

  size_t middle_alignment() const { return _middle_alignment; }

  size_t upper_alignment() const { return _upper_alignment; }

 public:

  // Committed area

  char* low()  const { return _low; }

  char* high() const { return _high; }

  // Reserved area

  char* low_boundary()  const { return _low_boundary; }

  char* high_boundary() const { return _high_boundary; }

  bool special() const { return _special; }

 public:

  // Initialization

  VirtualSpace();

  bool initialize(ReservedSpace rs, size_t committed_byte_size);

  // Destruction

  ~VirtualSpace();

  // Testers (all sizes are byte sizes)

  size_t committed_size()   const;

  size_t reserved_size()    const;

  size_t uncommitted_size() const;

  bool   contains(const void* p)  const;

  // Operations

  // returns true on success, false otherwise

  bool expand_by(size_t bytes, bool pre_touch = false);

  void shrink_by(size_t bytes);

  void release();

  void check_for_contiguity() PRODUCT_RETURN;

  // Debugging

  void print() PRODUCT_RETURN;

};