pmt_pool.h

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#ifndef INCLUDED_PMT_POOL_H
#define INCLUDED_PMT_POOL_H

#include <pmt/api.h>
#include <cstddef>
#include <vector>
#include <boost/thread.hpp>

namespace pmt {

/*!
 * \brief very simple thread-safe fixed-size allocation pool
 *
 * FIXME may want to go to global allocation with per-thread free list.
 * This would eliminate virtually all lock contention.
 */
class PMT_API pmt_pool {

  struct PMT_API item {
    struct item *d_next;
  };

  typedef boost::unique_lock<boost::mutex>  scoped_lock;
  mutable boost::mutex          d_mutex;
  boost::condition_variable     d_cond;

  size_t              d_itemsize;
  size_t              d_alignment;
  size_t              d_allocation_size;
  size_t              d_max_items;
  size_t              d_n_items;
  item               *d_freelist;
  std::vector<char *> d_allocations;

public:
  /*!
   * \param itemsize size in bytes of the items to be allocated.
   * \param alignment alignment in bytes of all objects to be allocated (must be power-of-2).
   * \param allocation_size number of bytes to allocate at a time from the underlying allocator.
   * \param max_items is the maximum number of items to allocate.  If this number is exceeded,
   *          the allocate blocks.  0 implies no limit.
   */
  pmt_pool(size_t itemsize, size_t alignment = 16,
           size_t allocation_size = 4096, size_t max_items = 0);
  ~pmt_pool();

  void *malloc();
  void free(void *p);
};

} /* namespace pmt */

#endif /* INCLUDED_PMT_POOL_H */