public unsafe void InitTest()
{
var xRAM = new byte[128 * 1024 * 1024]; // 128 MB
fixed(byte *xPtr = xRAM)
{
RAT.Debug = true;
RAT.Init(xPtr, (uint)xRAM.Length);
Assert.IsTrue(HeapSmall.mMaxItemSize > 512);
uint xRatPages = RAT.GetPageCount(RAT.PageType.RAT);
Assert.IsTrue(xRatPages > 0);
var xFreePages = RAT.GetPageCount(RAT.PageType.Empty);
Assert.IsTrue(xFreePages > 0);
Assert.IsTrue(RAT.GetPageCount(RAT.PageType.HeapSmall) > 0);
Assert.AreEqual(0, HeapSmall.GetAllocatedObjectCount());
Assert.AreEqual((uint)8, RAT.GetPageCount(RAT.PageType.RAT));
}
}
static public byte *Alloc(Native aSize)
{
if (aSize <= HeapSmall.mMaxItemSize)
{
return(HeapSmall.Alloc(aSize));
}
else if (aSize <= HeapMedium.MaxItemSize)
{
return(HeapMedium.Alloc(aSize));
}
else
{
return(HeapLarge.Alloc(aSize));
}
}
public unsafe void SmallHeapMultiPageAllocationTest()
{
var xRAM = new byte[1024 * 1024]; // 4 MB
fixed(byte *xPtr = xRAM)
{
RAT.Debug = true;
RAT.Init(xPtr, (uint)xRAM.Length);
uint smallPages = RAT.GetPageCount(RAT.PageType.HeapSmall);
var ptr1 = Heap.Alloc(HeapSmall.mMaxItemSize); // 4 of them should fit on one page
var ptr2 = Heap.Alloc(HeapSmall.mMaxItemSize);
var ptr3 = Heap.Alloc(HeapSmall.mMaxItemSize);
var ptr4 = Heap.Alloc(HeapSmall.mMaxItemSize);
Assert.AreEqual((uint)ptr2 - (uint)ptr1, (uint)ptr4 - (uint)ptr3);
Assert.AreEqual((uint)RAT.GetPagePtr(ptr1), (uint)RAT.GetPagePtr(ptr2));
Assert.AreEqual(4, HeapSmall.GetAllocatedObjectCount());
Heap.Free(ptr4);
var nptr4 = Heap.Alloc(HeapSmall.mMaxItemSize);
Assert.AreEqual((uint)RAT.GetPagePtr(ptr1), (uint)RAT.GetPagePtr(ptr4));
var ptr5 = Heap.Alloc(HeapSmall.mMaxItemSize); // this should cause a new page to have to be created
uint largePages = RAT.GetPageCount(RAT.PageType.HeapLarge);
Assert.AreEqual((uint)0, largePages);
Assert.AreEqual(smallPages + 1, RAT.GetPageCount(RAT.PageType.HeapSmall));
Assert.AreNotEqual((uint)ptr1, (uint)ptr5);
Assert.IsTrue(((uint)ptr5 - (uint)ptr1) % RAT.PageSize == 0);
Assert.AreEqual(5, HeapSmall.GetAllocatedObjectCount());
// now lets force them to allocate 2 more pages
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++)
{
Heap.Alloc(HeapSmall.mMaxItemSize - 2);
}
Assert.AreEqual(smallPages + 3, RAT.GetPageCount(RAT.PageType.HeapSmall));
Assert.AreEqual(13, HeapSmall.GetAllocatedObjectCount());
}
}
public unsafe void SmallAllocTest()
{
var xRAM = new byte[32 * 1024 * 1024]; // 32 MB
fixed(byte *xPtr = xRAM)
{
RAT.Debug = true;
RAT.Init(xPtr, (uint)xRAM.Length);
uint smallPages = RAT.GetPageCount(RAT.PageType.HeapSmall);
uint largePages = RAT.GetPageCount(RAT.PageType.HeapLarge);
// the following allocations should all go on the same page
var ptr1 = Heap.Alloc(8);
var ptr2 = Heap.Alloc(3);
ptr2[0] = 12;
ptr2[1] = 101;
var ptr3 = Heap.Alloc(8);
var ptr4 = Heap.Alloc(20);
var ptr5 = Heap.Alloc(22);
Assert.AreNotEqual((uint)ptr1, (uint)ptr2);
Assert.AreEqual((uint)ptr2 - (uint)ptr1, (uint)ptr3 - (uint)ptr2);
Assert.AreEqual(24 + HeapSmall.PrefixItemBytes, (uint)ptr5 - (uint)ptr4);
Assert.AreEqual(RAT.PageSize, (uint)ptr4 - (uint)ptr1);
Assert.AreEqual(12, ptr2[0]);
Assert.AreEqual(smallPages, RAT.GetPageCount(RAT.PageType.HeapSmall));
Assert.AreEqual(largePages, RAT.GetPageCount(RAT.PageType.HeapLarge));
Assert.AreEqual(5, HeapSmall.GetAllocatedObjectCount());
Heap.Free(ptr2);
Assert.AreEqual(4, HeapSmall.GetAllocatedObjectCount());
Assert.AreEqual(0, ptr2[0]);
var nptr2 = Heap.Alloc(10);
Heap.Alloc(10);
Assert.AreEqual((uint)ptr2, (uint)nptr2); // we use the earliest free position
Assert.AreEqual(6, HeapSmall.GetAllocatedObjectCount());
}
}
public unsafe void SmallHeapStressTest() // this test is important since it tests that the SMT table can grow to multiple pages
{
var xRAM = new byte[1024 * 1024]; // 4 MB
fixed(byte *xPtr = xRAM)
{
RAT.Debug = true;
RAT.Init(xPtr, (uint)xRAM.Length);
Random random = new Random();
for (int i = 0; i < 1000; i++)
{
if (Heap.Alloc((uint)random.Next(4, (int)HeapSmall.mMaxItemSize)) == null)
{
Assert.Fail();
}
}
Assert.AreEqual(1000, HeapSmall.GetAllocatedObjectCount());
}
}
static public void Init()
{
HeapSmall.Init();
HeapMedium.Init();
HeapLarge.Init();
}