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// -*- mode: C++; c-file-style: "stroustrup"; c-basic-offset: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil; -*-
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Filename : ItemAllocator.h (base)
//
// This file is a part of the UPPAAL toolkit.
// Copyright (c) 1995 - 2003, Uppsala University and Aalborg University.
// All right reserved.
//
// $Id: ItemAllocator.h,v 1.8 2005/01/25 18:30:22 adavid Exp $
//
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#ifndef INCLUDE_BASE_ITEMALLOCATOR_H
#define INCLUDE_BASE_ITEMALLOCATOR_H

#include <assert.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <cstddef>

namespace base2
{
    /** Simple (and fast) item allocator.
     * The interest of it, compared
     * to DataAllocator is to have a different memory area (and thus
     * avoid messing up with the pages) for another kind of data. This
     * is particularly fitted to the waiting queue vs explored states
     * stored.
     *
     * Working of ItemAllocator: it allocates a
     * continuous chunk of numberOfItems items (=pool) and 
     * initializes the list of free items. Allocation
     * and deallocation just pop and push items on
     * this list. When the list is empty, a new pool
     * of items is allocated.
     * Template arguments:
     * @param ITEM: type of object to allocate
     * Default = 128k items
     * @pre ITEM size is at least 1 int.
     */
    template<class ITEM>
    class ItemAllocator
    {
    public:

        /** Default number of items.
         */
        enum { NB_ITEMS = (1 << 17) };

        /** Constructor: check precondition & init to NULL
         * @param nbItems: number of items per pool.
         * @pre nbItems > 1
         */
        ItemAllocator(size_t nbItems = NB_ITEMS)
            : numberOfItems(nbItems),
              pool(NULL),
              freeItem(NULL)
        {
            assert(sizeof(ITEM) >= sizeof(void*));
            assert(nbItems > 1);
        }

        /** Destructor = reset
         */
        ~ItemAllocator()
        {
            reset();
        }

        /** Allocate a new item.
         * @return new allocated item.
         * @post result != NULL
         */
        ITEM* allocate()
        {
            if (!freeItem) addPool();
            AllocCell_t *cell = freeItem;
            freeItem = cell->next;
            return &cell->item;
        }

        /** Deallocate an item.
         * @param item: item to deallocate.
         * @pre
         * - item allocated with this allocator
         * - item != NULL
         */
        void deallocate(ITEM *item)
        {
            assert(item);
            AllocCell_t *cell = static_cast<AllocCell_t*>(item);
            cell->next = freeItem;
            freeItem = cell;
        }

        /** Reset the allocator: free all pools
         * and reset the list of free items.
         */
        void reset()
        {
            AllocPool_t *p = pool;
            pool = NULL;
            freeItem = NULL;
            while(p)
            {
                AllocPool_t *next = p->next;
                delete [] static_cast<char*> (p);
                p = next;
            }
        }

    private:
        
        /** Add a new pool of items.
         */
        void addPool()
        {
            // Add new pool to list of pools
            AllocPool_t *newPool = static_cast<AllocPool_t*>(
                new char[sizeof(AllocPool_t)+
                         sizeof(AllocCell_t[numberOfItems])]);
            newPool->next = pool;
            pool = newPool;

            // Init beginning of the list of free items
            AllocCell_t *item = &newPool->items[0];
            assert(!freeItem);
            freeItem = item;

            // Init list of free items
            size_t n = numberOfItems - 1;
            assert(numberOfItems > 1);
            do {
                item[0].next = &item[1];
                item++;
            } while(--n);
            item[0].next = NULL; // last item: no next
        }

        /** UNION to manage list of
         * free items (next) and allocation
         * of items (item).
         * Guarantee at compile time that
         * ITEM does not have a constructor.
         */
        union AllocCell_t
        {
            AllocCell_t *next;
            ITEM item;
        };

        /** Pool of items.
         */
        struct AllocPool_t
        {
            AllocPool_t *next;
            AllocCell_t items[];
        };

        size_t numberOfItems; /**< number of items per pool */
        AllocPool_t *pool;         /**< allocated pools          */
        AllocCell_t *freeItem;     /**< list of free items       */
    };

} // namespace base

namespace base
{
	// Fake allocator
	template < typename ITEM >
	class ItemAllocator
	{
	public:
		ItemAllocator( int dummy = 0 ) {}

		ITEM* allocate() {
			return new ITEM();
		}

		void deallocate( ITEM* item ) {
			assert( item );
			delete item;
		}
	};
}

#endif // INCLUDE_BASE_ITEMALLOCATOR_H