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#include "precompiled.hpp"

#include "memory/metaspace/metaspaceCommon.hpp"

#include "utilities/globalDefinitions.hpp"

#include "utilities/ostream.hpp"

namespace metaspace {

namespace internals {

// Print a size, in words, scaled.

void print_scaled_words(outputStream* st, size_t word_size, size_t scale, int width) {

  print_human_readable_size(st, word_size * sizeof(MetaWord), scale, width);

}

// Convenience helper: prints a size value and a percentage.

void print_scaled_words_and_percentage(outputStream* st, size_t word_size, size_t compare_word_size, size_t scale, int width) {

  print_scaled_words(st, word_size, scale, width);

  st->print(" (");

  print_percentage(st, compare_word_size, word_size);

  st->print(")");

}

// Print a human readable size.

// byte_size: size, in bytes, to be printed.

// scale: one of 1 (byte-wise printing), sizeof(word) (word-size printing), K, M, G (scaled by KB, MB, GB respectively,

//         or 0, which means the best scale is choosen dynamically.

// width: printing width.

void print_human_readable_size(outputStream* st, size_t byte_size, size_t scale, int width)  {

  if (scale == 0) {

    // Dynamic mode. Choose scale for this value.

    if (byte_size == 0) {

      // Zero values are printed as bytes.

      scale = 1;

    } else {

      if (byte_size >= G) {

        scale = G;

      } else if (byte_size >= M) {

        scale = M;

      } else if (byte_size >= K) {

        scale = K;

      } else {

        scale = 1;

      }

    }

    return print_human_readable_size(st, byte_size, scale, width);

  }

#ifdef ASSERT

  assert(scale == 1 || scale == BytesPerWord || scale == K || scale == M || scale == G, "Invalid scale");

  // Special case: printing wordsize should only be done with word-sized values

  if (scale == BytesPerWord) {

    assert(byte_size % BytesPerWord == 0, "not word sized");

  }

#endif

  if (scale == 1) {

    st->print("%*" PRIuPTR " bytes", width, byte_size);

  } else if (scale == BytesPerWord) {

    st->print("%*" PRIuPTR " words", width, byte_size / BytesPerWord);

  } else {

    const char* display_unit = "";

    switch(scale) {

      case 1: display_unit = "bytes"; break;

      case BytesPerWord: display_unit = "words"; break;

      case K: display_unit = "KB"; break;

      case M: display_unit = "MB"; break;

      case G: display_unit = "GB"; break;

      default:

        ShouldNotReachHere();

    }

    float display_value = (float) byte_size / scale;

    // Since we use width to display a number with two trailing digits, increase it a bit.

    width += 3;

    // Prevent very small but non-null values showing up as 0.00.

    if (byte_size > 0 && display_value < 0.01f) {

      st->print("%*s %s", width, "<0.01", display_unit);

    } else {

      st->print("%*.2f %s", width, display_value, display_unit);

    }

  }

}

// Prints a percentage value. Values smaller than 1% but not 0 are displayed as "<1%", values

// larger than 99% but not 100% are displayed as ">100%".

void print_percentage(outputStream* st, size_t total, size_t part) {

  if (total == 0) {

    st->print("  ?%%");

  } else if (part == 0) {

    st->print("  0%%");

  } else if (part == total) {

    st->print("100%%");

  } else {

    // Note: clearly print very-small-but-not-0% and very-large-but-not-100% percentages.

    float p = ((float)part / total) * 100.0f;

    if (p < 1.0f) {

      st->print(" <1%%");

    } else if (p > 99.0f){

      st->print(">99%%");

    } else {

      st->print("%3.0f%%", p);

    }

  }

}

} // namespace internals

} // namespace metaspace