/**************************************************************************/ /* */ /* OCaml */ /* */ /* Xavier Leroy and Damien Doligez, INRIA Rocquencourt */ /* */ /* Copyright 1996 Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et */ /* en Automatique. */ /* */ /* All rights reserved. This file is distributed under the terms of */ /* the GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1, with the */ /* special exception on linking described in the file LICENSE. */ /* */ /**************************************************************************/ /* Miscellaneous macros and variables. */ #ifndef CAML_MISC_H #define CAML_MISC_H #ifndef CAML_NAME_SPACE #include "compatibility.h" #endif #include "config.h" /* Standard definitions */ #include #include /* Basic types and constants */ typedef size_t asize_t; #ifndef NULL #define NULL 0 #endif /* */ typedef char * addr; /* */ /* Noreturn is preserved for compatibility reasons. Instead of the legacy GCC/Clang-only foo Noreturn; you should prefer CAMLnoreturn_start foo CAMLnoreturn_end; which supports both GCC/Clang and MSVC. Note: CAMLnoreturn is a different macro defined in memory.h, to be used in function bodies rather than aprototype attribute. */ #ifdef __GNUC__ /* Works only in GCC 2.5 and later */ #define CAMLnoreturn_start #define CAMLnoreturn_end __attribute__ ((noreturn)) #define Noreturn __attribute__ ((noreturn)) #elif _MSC_VER >= 1500 #define CAMLnoreturn_start __declspec(noreturn) #define CAMLnoreturn_end #define Noreturn #else #define CAMLnoreturn_start #define CAMLnoreturn_end #define Noreturn #endif /* Export control (to mark primitives and to handle Windows DLL) */ #define CAMLexport #define CAMLprim #define CAMLextern extern /* Weak function definitions that can be overriden by external libs */ /* Conservatively restricted to ELF and MacOSX platforms */ #if defined(__GNUC__) && (defined (__ELF__) || defined(__APPLE__)) #define CAMLweakdef __attribute__((weak)) #else #define CAMLweakdef #endif #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif /* GC timing hooks. These can be assigned by the user. [caml_minor_gc_begin_hook] must not allocate nor change any heap value. The others can allocate and even call back to OCaml code. */ typedef void (*caml_timing_hook) (void); extern caml_timing_hook caml_major_slice_begin_hook, caml_major_slice_end_hook; extern caml_timing_hook caml_minor_gc_begin_hook, caml_minor_gc_end_hook; extern caml_timing_hook caml_finalise_begin_hook, caml_finalise_end_hook; /* Assertions */ #ifdef DEBUG #define CAMLassert(x) \ ((x) ? (void) 0 : caml_failed_assert ( #x , __FILE__, __LINE__)) CAMLnoreturn_start CAMLextern int caml_failed_assert (char *, char *, int) CAMLnoreturn_end; #else #define CAMLassert(x) ((void) 0) #endif CAMLnoreturn_start CAMLextern void caml_fatal_error (char *msg) CAMLnoreturn_end; CAMLnoreturn_start CAMLextern void caml_fatal_error_arg (char *fmt, char *arg) CAMLnoreturn_end; CAMLnoreturn_start CAMLextern void caml_fatal_error_arg2 (char *fmt1, char *arg1, char *fmt2, char *arg2) CAMLnoreturn_end; /* Safe string operations */ CAMLextern char * caml_strdup(const char * s); CAMLextern char * caml_strconcat(int n, ...); /* n args of const char * type */ /* */ /* Data structures */ struct ext_table { int size; int capacity; void ** contents; }; extern void caml_ext_table_init(struct ext_table * tbl, int init_capa); extern int caml_ext_table_add(struct ext_table * tbl, void * data); extern void caml_ext_table_remove(struct ext_table * tbl, void * data); extern void caml_ext_table_free(struct ext_table * tbl, int free_entries); /* GC flags and messages */ extern uintnat caml_verb_gc; void caml_gc_message (int, char *, uintnat); /* Runtime warnings */ extern uintnat caml_runtime_warnings; int caml_runtime_warnings_active(void); /* Memory routines */ char *caml_aligned_malloc (asize_t bsize, int, void **); #ifdef DEBUG #ifdef ARCH_SIXTYFOUR #define Debug_tag(x) (0xD700D7D7D700D6D7ul \ | ((uintnat) (x) << 16) \ | ((uintnat) (x) << 48)) #else #define Debug_tag(x) (0xD700D6D7ul | ((uintnat) (x) << 16)) #endif /* ARCH_SIXTYFOUR */ /* 00 -> free words in minor heap 01 -> fields of free list blocks in major heap 03 -> heap chunks deallocated by heap shrinking 04 -> fields deallocated by [caml_obj_truncate] 10 -> uninitialised fields of minor objects 11 -> uninitialised fields of major objects 15 -> uninitialised words of [caml_aligned_malloc] blocks 85 -> filler bytes of [caml_aligned_malloc] special case (byte by byte): D7 -> uninitialised words of [caml_stat_alloc] blocks */ #define Debug_free_minor Debug_tag (0x00) #define Debug_free_major Debug_tag (0x01) #define Debug_free_shrink Debug_tag (0x03) #define Debug_free_truncate Debug_tag (0x04) #define Debug_uninit_minor Debug_tag (0x10) #define Debug_uninit_major Debug_tag (0x11) #define Debug_uninit_align Debug_tag (0x15) #define Debug_filler_align Debug_tag (0x85) #define Debug_uninit_stat 0xD7 /* Note: the first argument is in fact a [value] but we don't have this type available yet because we can't include [mlvalues.h] in this file. */ extern void caml_set_fields (intnat v, unsigned long, unsigned long); #endif /* DEBUG */ #ifndef CAML_AVOID_CONFLICTS #define Assert CAMLassert #endif /* snprintf emulation for Win32 */ #if defined(_WIN32) && !defined(_UCRT) extern int caml_snprintf(char * buf, size_t size, const char * format, ...); #define snprintf caml_snprintf #endif #ifdef CAML_INSTR /* Timers and counters for GC latency profiling (Linux-only) */ #include #include extern intnat caml_stat_minor_collections; extern intnat CAML_INSTR_STARTTIME, CAML_INSTR_STOPTIME; struct CAML_INSTR_BLOCK { struct timespec ts[10]; char *tag[10]; int index; struct CAML_INSTR_BLOCK *next; }; extern struct CAML_INSTR_BLOCK *CAML_INSTR_LOG; /* Declare a timer/counter name. [t] must be a new variable name. */ #define CAML_INSTR_DECLARE(t) \ struct CAML_INSTR_BLOCK *t = NULL /* Allocate the data block for a given name. [t] must have been declared with [CAML_INSTR_DECLARE]. */ #define CAML_INSTR_ALLOC(t) do{ \ if (caml_stat_minor_collections >= CAML_INSTR_STARTTIME \ && caml_stat_minor_collections < CAML_INSTR_STOPTIME){ \ t = malloc (sizeof (struct CAML_INSTR_BLOCK)); \ t->index = 0; \ t->tag[0] = ""; \ t->next = CAML_INSTR_LOG; \ CAML_INSTR_LOG = t; \ } \ }while(0) /* Allocate the data block and start the timer. [t] must have been declared with [CAML_INSTR_DECLARE] and allocated with [CAML_INSTR_ALLOC]. */ #define CAML_INSTR_START(t, msg) do{ \ if (t != NULL){ \ t->tag[0] = msg; \ clock_gettime (CLOCK_REALTIME, &(t->ts[0])); \ } \ }while(0) /* Declare a timer, allocate its data, and start it. [t] must be a new variable name. */ #define CAML_INSTR_SETUP(t, msg) \ CAML_INSTR_DECLARE (t); \ CAML_INSTR_ALLOC (t); \ CAML_INSTR_START (t, msg) /* Record an intermediate time within a given timer. [t] must have been declared, allocated, and started. */ #define CAML_INSTR_TIME(t, msg) do{ \ if (t != NULL){ \ ++ t->index; \ t->tag[t->index] = (msg); \ clock_gettime (CLOCK_REALTIME, &(t->ts[t->index])); \ } \ }while(0) /* Record an integer data point. If [msg] ends with # it will be interpreted as an integer-valued event. If it ends with @ it will be interpreted as an event counter. */ #define CAML_INSTR_INT(msg, data) do{ \ CAML_INSTR_SETUP (__caml_tmp, ""); \ if (__caml_tmp != NULL){ \ __caml_tmp->index = 1; \ __caml_tmp->tag[1] = msg; \ __caml_tmp->ts[1].tv_sec = 0; \ __caml_tmp->ts[1].tv_nsec = (data); \ } \ }while(0) /* This function is called at the start of the program to set up the data for the above macros. */ extern void CAML_INSTR_INIT (void); /* This function is automatically called by the runtime to output the collected data to the dump file. */ extern void CAML_INSTR_ATEXIT (void); #else /* CAML_INSTR */ #define CAML_INSTR_DECLARE(t) /**/ #define CAML_INSTR_ALLOC(t) /**/ #define CAML_INSTR_START(t, name) /**/ #define CAML_INSTR_SETUP(t, name) /**/ #define CAML_INSTR_TIME(t, msg) /**/ #define CAML_INSTR_INT(msg, c) /**/ #define CAML_INSTR_INIT() /**/ #define CAML_INSTR_ATEXIT() /**/ #endif /* CAML_INSTR */ /* */ #ifdef __cplusplus } #endif #endif /* CAML_MISC_H */