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// Helper class to define a range [start, end) of regions. class HeapRegionRange : public StackObj { // Inclusive start of the range.
uint _start; // Exclusive end of the range.
uint _end; public:
HeapRegionRange(uint start, uint end);
// The G1CommittedRegionMap keeps track of which regions are currently committed. // It tracks both regions ready for use and if there are any regions ready for // uncommit. We basically have three states. Uncommitted, Active, Inactive. All // regions that are either Active or Inactive are committed. // // State transitions: // Uncommitted -> Active (activate()) // Active -> Inactive (deactivate()) // Inactive -> Active (reactivate()) // Inactive -> Uncommitted (uncommit()) // class G1CommittedRegionMap : public CHeapObj<mtGC> { // Each bit in this bitmap indicates that the corresponding region is active // and available for allocation.
CHeapBitMap _active; // Each bit in this bitmap indicates that the corresponding region is no longer // active and it can be uncommitted.
CHeapBitMap _inactive; // The union of these two bitmaps are the regions that are currently committed.
// The number of regions active and available for use.
uint _num_active;
// The number of regions ready to be uncommitted.
uint _num_inactive;
uint max_length() const;
// Helpers to mark and do accounting for the bitmaps. Depending on when called // these helpers require to own different locks. See guarantee_mt_safety_* for // details. void active_set_range(uint start, uint end); void active_clear_range(uint start, uint end); void inactive_set_range(uint start, uint end); void inactive_clear_range(uint start, uint end);
// Check if a region is marked active. inlinebool active(uint index) const; // Check if a region is marked inactive. inlinebool inactive(uint index) const;
// Mark a range of regions as active. void activate(uint start, uint end); // Mark a range of regions as inactive and ready to be uncommitted. void deactivate(uint start, uint end); // Mark a range of regions active again and no longer ready for uncommit. void reactivate(uint start, uint end); // Uncommit a range of inactive regions. void uncommit(uint start, uint end);
// Finds the next range of active regions starting at offset.
HeapRegionRange next_active_range(uint offset) const; // Finds the next range of inactive regions starting at offset.
HeapRegionRange next_inactive_range(uint offset) const; // Finds the next range of committable regions starting at offset. // This function must only be called when no inactive regions are // present and can be used to activate more regions.
HeapRegionRange next_committable_range(uint offset) const;
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