RedCore/cocos2d/cocos/base/allocator/CCAllocatorBase.h

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#ifndef CC_ALLOCATOR_BASE_H
#define CC_ALLOCATOR_BASE_H
/// @cond DO_NOT_SHOW

#include <string>

#include "platform/CCPlatformMacros.h"
#include "base/allocator/CCAllocatorMacros.h"



NS_CC_BEGIN
NS_CC_ALLOCATOR_BEGIN

// @brief
// AllocatorBase
// Provides a base that contains a few methods and definitions that are helpful to all allocation strategies.
// Also provides a common base that can be used to point to all allocators generically.
class AllocatorBase
{
public:
    
    typedef void* pointer;
    
    enum { kDefaultAlignment = 16 };
    
    // this must be true for SSE instructions to be 16 byte aligned
    // we can now use kDefault alignment as our smallest alloc size
    static_assert(sizeof(uintptr_t) <= kDefaultAlignment, "pointer size must be smaller than default alignment");
    
#if CC_ENABLE_ALLOCATOR_DIAGNOSTICS
    AllocatorBase()
        : _next_allocator(nullptr)
    {}
#endif
    
    virtual ~AllocatorBase()
    {}
    
    // @brief
    // Given an address and alignment in bytes, returns an address aligned to the number of bytes
    // For example, if the alignment is 4 which is standard, then the address is divisible evenly by 4.
    CC_ALLOCATOR_INLINE pointer aligned(const pointer address, const size_t alignment = kDefaultAlignment) const
    {
        return (pointer) (((intptr_t)address + (alignment - 1)) & ~(alignment - 1));
    }
    
    // @brief Calculate the next power of two for a given size.
    // Most blocks requested are already a power of two. For small block alloc
    // this means we cannot add overhead, hence the slightly less performance
    // searching of fixed block pages to determine size if none is specified.
    CC_ALLOCATOR_INLINE size_t nextPow2BlockSize(size_t size) const
    {
        --size;
        size |= size >> 1;
        size |= size >> 2;
        size |= size >> 4;
        size |= size >> 8;
        size |= size >> 16;
        return ++size;
    }
    
#if CC_ENABLE_ALLOCATOR_DIAGNOSTICS
    void setTag(const char* tag)
    {
        strncpy(_tag, tag, sizeof(_tag)-1);
    }
    
    const char* tag() const
    {
        return _tag;
    }
    
    // cannot use std::string as it allocates memory.
    // for some allocator this tag is set before the new/delete allocator has finished initializing.
    char _tag[1000];
    
    // @brief return any diagnostic info for this allocator
    virtual std::string diagnostics() const
    {
        return "";
    }
    AllocatorBase* _next_allocator;
#endif//CC_ENABLE_ALLOCATOR_DIAGNOSTICS
};

NS_CC_ALLOCATOR_END
NS_CC_END

/// @endcond
#endif//CC_ALLOCATOR_BASE_H