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2003-02-14

2003-02-14 05:31:27 by Martin Stjernholm <mast@lysator.liu.se>

Fixed some destruct order bugs. Moved a heavy debug check up one
level.

Rev: src/gc.c:1.207

2:   || This file is part of Pike. For copyright information see COPYRIGHT.   || Pike is distributed under GPL, LGPL and MPL. See the file COPYING   || for more information. - || $Id: gc.c,v 1.206 2003/02/10 17:10:40 mast Exp $ + || $Id: gc.c,v 1.207 2003/02/14 05:31:27 mast Exp $   */      #include "global.h"
33:      #include "block_alloc.h"    - RCSID("$Id: gc.c,v 1.206 2003/02/10 17:10:40 mast Exp $"); + RCSID("$Id: gc.c,v 1.207 2003/02/14 05:31:27 mast Exp $");      int gc_enabled = 1;   
131:   #define GC_WEAK_REF 0x02   #define GC_STRONG_REF 0x04   #define GC_OFF_STACK 0x08 + #define GC_ON_KILL_LIST 0x10   #ifdef PIKE_DEBUG - #define GC_LINK_FREED 0x10 - #define GC_FOLLOWED_NONSTRONG 0x20 + #define GC_LINK_FREED 0x20 + #define GC_FOLLOWED_NONSTRONG 0x40   #endif      #undef BLOCK_ALLOC_NEXT
178:    * gc_rec_last points at the last frame in the list and new frames are    * linked in after it. A cycle is always treated as one atomic unit,    * e.g. it's either popped whole or not at all. That means that -  * rec_list may contain frames that are no longer on the stack. +  * rec_list might contain frames that are no longer on the stack.    * -  * A range of frames which always ends at the end of the list, may be +  * A range of frames which always ends at the end of the list may be    * rotated a number of slots to break a cyclic reference at a chosen    * point. The stack of link frames are rotated simultaneously.    *
1840:      static void rotate_rec_list (struct gc_frame *beg, struct gc_frame *pos)   /* Rotates the marker list and the cycle stack so the bit from pos -  * down to the end gets before the bit from beg down to pos. */ +  * down to the end gets before the bit from beg down to pos. The beg +  * pos might be moved further down the stack to avoid mixing cycles or +  * breaking strong link sequences. */   {    struct gc_frame *l;    -  +  CYCLE_DEBUG_MSG(find_marker(beg->data), "> rotate_rec_list, asked to begin at"); +    #ifdef PIKE_DEBUG    if (Pike_in_gc != GC_PASS_CYCLE)    Pike_fatal("Use of the gc frame stack outside the cycle check pass.\n");
1864:    }   #endif    + #if 0    if (CYCLE(beg)) {    for (l = beg; CYCLE(PREV(l)) == CYCLE(beg); l = PREV(l))    CHECK_POP_FRAME(l); -  CHECK_POP_FRAME(l); +     if (CYCLE(l) == CYCLE(pos)) {    /* Breaking something previously marked as a cycle. Clear it -  * since we're no longer sure it's an ambigious cycle. */ +  * since we're no longer sure it's an unambiguous cycle. */    unsigned cycle = CYCLE(l);    for (; l && CYCLE(l) == cycle; l = NEXT(l)) {    CHECK_POP_FRAME(l);
1883:    }    else beg = l; /* Keep the cycle continuous. */    } + #endif    -  +  /* Always keep chains of strong refs continuous, or else we risk +  * breaking the order in a later rotation. */ +  for (; beg->frameflags & GC_STRONG_REF; beg = PREV(beg)) {} +     CYCLE_DEBUG_MSG(find_marker(beg->data), "> rotate_rec_list, begin at");       {
1957: Inside #if defined(PIKE_DEBUG)
   if (m->flags & GC_XREFERENCED)    gc_fatal(x, 1, "Doing cycle check in externally referenced thing "    "missed in mark pass.\n"); -  if (gc_debug) { +  if (weak && gc_rec_last == &rec_list) +  gc_fatal(x, 1, "weak is %d when on top of stack.\n", weak); +  if (gc_debug > 1) {    struct array *a;    struct object *o;    struct program *p;
2032:    if (weak >= 0) gc_rec_last->frameflags |= GC_FOLLOWED_NONSTRONG;   #endif    -  if (m->frame && !(m->frame->frameflags & GC_OFF_STACK)) { +  if (m->frame && !(m->frame->frameflags & GC_ON_KILL_LIST)) {    /* A cyclic reference is found. */   #ifdef PIKE_DEBUG    if (gc_rec_last == &rec_list)
2046:    if (!weak) {    struct gc_frame *q;    CYCLE_DEBUG_MSG(m, "gc_cycle_push, search normal"); +  /* Find the last weakly linked thing and the one before the +  * first strongly linked thing. */    for (q = m->frame, p = NEXT(q);; q = p, p = NEXT(p)) {    CHECK_POP_FRAME(p);    if (p->frameflags & (GC_WEAK_REF|GC_STRONG_REF)) {
2058:       else if (weak < 0) {    CYCLE_DEBUG_MSG(m, "gc_cycle_push, search strong"); +  /* Find the last weakly linked thing and the last one which +  * isn't strongly linked. */    for (p = NEXT(m->frame);; p = NEXT(p)) {    CHECK_POP_FRAME(p);    if (p->frameflags & GC_WEAK_REF) weak_ref = p;
2081:    else {    struct gc_frame *q;    CYCLE_DEBUG_MSG(m, "gc_cycle_push, search weak"); +  /* Find the thing before the first strongly linked one. */    for (q = m->frame, p = NEXT(q);; q = p, p = NEXT(p)) {    CHECK_POP_FRAME(p);    if (!(p->frameflags & GC_WEAK_REF) && !nonstrong_ref)
2102:    else if (weak < 0) {    /* The backward link is strong. Must break the cycle at the    * last nonstrong link. */ -  if (m->frame->frameflags & GC_STRONG_REF) -  nonstrong_ref->frameflags = -  (nonstrong_ref->frameflags & ~GC_WEAK_REF) | GC_STRONG_REF; -  else -  m->frame->frameflags = -  (m->frame->frameflags & ~GC_WEAK_REF) | GC_STRONG_REF; +     CYCLE_DEBUG_MSG(find_marker(nonstrong_ref->data),    "gc_cycle_push, nonstrong break");    rotate_rec_list(m->frame, nonstrong_ref); -  +  NEXT(nonstrong_ref)->frameflags = +  (NEXT(nonstrong_ref)->frameflags & ~GC_WEAK_REF) | GC_STRONG_REF;    }       else if (nonstrong_ref) {
2284:    if (!(pm->flags & GC_GOT_DEAD_REF))    gc_add_extra_ref(p->data);    base = p; +  p->frameflags |= GC_ON_KILL_LIST;    DO_IF_DEBUG(PREV(p) = (struct gc_frame *)(ptrdiff_t) -1);    CYCLE_DEBUG_MSG(pm, "gc_cycle_pop, put on kill list");    }
2769:    struct gc_frame *next = NEXT(kill_list);    struct object *o = (struct object *) kill_list->data;   #ifdef PIKE_DEBUG +  if (!(kill_list->frameflags & GC_ON_KILL_LIST)) +  gc_fatal(o, 0, "Kill list element hasn't got the proper flag.\n");    if ((get_marker(kill_list->data)->flags & (GC_LIVE|GC_LIVE_OBJ)) !=    (GC_LIVE|GC_LIVE_OBJ)) -  gc_fatal(o, 0, "Invalid thing in kill list.\n"); +  gc_fatal(o, 0, "Invalid object on kill list.\n");    if (o->prog && (o->prog->flags & PROGRAM_USES_PARENT) &&    PARENT_INFO(o)->parent &&    !PARENT_INFO(o)->parent->prog &&