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#include <utility>
#include <vector>
#include "gtest/gtest.h"
#include "src/dawn/common/MemoryBlockAllocator.h"
namespace dawn {
namespace {
constexpr size_t kBlockSize = 16384;
} // anonymous namespace
// A deallocated block is handed back out by a later request for kBlockSize,
// instead of a fresh block being allocated.
TEST(MemoryBlockAllocator, AllocateReturnReusesBlock) {
MemoryBlockAllocator pool(kBlockSize);
HeapArray<std::byte> block = pool.Allocate(kBlockSize);
std::byte* originalPtr = block.data();
std::vector<HeapArray<std::byte>> blocks;
blocks.push_back(std::move(block));
pool.Return(std::move(blocks));
EXPECT_EQ(pool.GetRecycledBlockCountForTesting(), 1u);
HeapArray<std::byte> reused = pool.Allocate(kBlockSize);
EXPECT_EQ(reused.data(), originalPtr);
EXPECT_EQ(pool.GetRecycledBlockCountForTesting(), 0u);
std::vector<HeapArray<std::byte>> cleanUp;
cleanUp.push_back(std::move(reused));
pool.Return(std::move(cleanUp));
}
// Blocks not reused within the keep alive window are evicted when Tick() increments
// mTickSerial past their eviction threshold; blocks within the window survive.
TEST(MemoryBlockAllocator, TickEvictsColdBlocks) {
MemoryBlockAllocator pool(kBlockSize, 2);
std::vector<HeapArray<std::byte>> blocks;
blocks.push_back(pool.Allocate(kBlockSize));
pool.Return(std::move(blocks));
pool.Tick();
EXPECT_EQ(pool.GetRecycledBlockCountForTesting(), 1u);
pool.Tick();
EXPECT_EQ(pool.GetRecycledBlockCountForTesting(), 0u);
}
// TrimMemory() drops every pooled block unconditionally.
TEST(MemoryBlockAllocator, TrimMemoryDropsEverythingRegardlessOfSerial) {
MemoryBlockAllocator pool(kBlockSize);
std::vector<HeapArray<std::byte>> blocks;
blocks.push_back(pool.Allocate(kBlockSize));
pool.Return(std::move(blocks));
pool.TrimMemory();
EXPECT_EQ(pool.GetRecycledBlockCountForTesting(), 0u);
}
// Requests larger than block size bypass the pool.
TEST(MemoryBlockAllocator, OversizedBypassesPool) {
MemoryBlockAllocator pool(kBlockSize);
HeapArray<std::byte> block = pool.Allocate(kBlockSize + 1);
EXPECT_EQ(block.size(), kBlockSize + 1);
std::vector<HeapArray<std::byte>> blocks;
blocks.push_back(std::move(block));
pool.Return(std::move(blocks));
EXPECT_EQ(pool.GetRecycledBlockCountForTesting(), 0u);
}
// Verify that Return pushes to the back of the free list, and Allocate
// pops from the back, resulting in exact LIFO (MRU) reuse order.
TEST(MemoryBlockAllocator, LIFOOrderAndReuse) {
MemoryBlockAllocator pool(kBlockSize);
HeapArray<std::byte> blockA = pool.Allocate(kBlockSize);
HeapArray<std::byte> blockB = pool.Allocate(kBlockSize);
HeapArray<std::byte> blockC = pool.Allocate(kBlockSize);
std::byte* ptrA = blockA.data();
std::byte* ptrB = blockB.data();
std::byte* ptrC = blockC.data();
// Return sequentially: A, then B, then C.
// Back of deque after return should be C (with B then A before it).
std::vector<HeapArray<std::byte>> batch1;
batch1.push_back(std::move(blockA));
std::vector<HeapArray<std::byte>> batch2;
batch2.push_back(std::move(blockB));
std::vector<HeapArray<std::byte>> batch3;
batch3.push_back(std::move(blockC));
pool.Return(std::move(batch1));
pool.Return(std::move(batch2));
pool.Return(std::move(batch3));
EXPECT_EQ(pool.GetRecycledBlockCountForTesting(), 3u);
// Allocate sequentially: should pop C, then B, then A.
HeapArray<std::byte> pop1 = pool.Allocate(kBlockSize);
HeapArray<std::byte> pop2 = pool.Allocate(kBlockSize);
HeapArray<std::byte> pop3 = pool.Allocate(kBlockSize);
EXPECT_EQ(pop1.data(), ptrC);
EXPECT_EQ(pop2.data(), ptrB);
EXPECT_EQ(pop3.data(), ptrA);
EXPECT_EQ(pool.GetRecycledBlockCountForTesting(), 0u);
std::vector<HeapArray<std::byte>> cleanUp;
cleanUp.push_back(std::move(pop1));
cleanUp.push_back(std::move(pop2));
cleanUp.push_back(std::move(pop3));
pool.Return(std::move(cleanUp));
}
// Verify that many blocks can be allocated, returned in batch, and reallocated cleanly.
TEST(MemoryBlockAllocator, AllocateAndReturnManyBlocks) {
MemoryBlockAllocator pool(kBlockSize);
constexpr size_t kNumBlocks = 100;
std::vector<HeapArray<std::byte>> blocks;
blocks.reserve(kNumBlocks);
std::vector<std::byte*> origPtrs;
origPtrs.reserve(kNumBlocks);
for (size_t i = 0; i < kNumBlocks; ++i) {
HeapArray<std::byte> block = pool.Allocate(kBlockSize);
origPtrs.push_back(block.data());
blocks.push_back(std::move(block));
}
pool.Return(std::move(blocks));
EXPECT_EQ(pool.GetRecycledBlockCountForTesting(), kNumBlocks);
std::vector<HeapArray<std::byte>> reallocated;
reallocated.reserve(kNumBlocks);
for (size_t i = 0; i < kNumBlocks; ++i) {
HeapArray<std::byte> block = pool.Allocate(kBlockSize);
// Since list is LIFO, the i-th pop corresponds to the (kNumBlocks - 1 - i)-th push.
EXPECT_EQ(block.data(), origPtrs[kNumBlocks - 1 - i]);
reallocated.push_back(std::move(block));
}
EXPECT_EQ(pool.GetRecycledBlockCountForTesting(), 0u);
pool.Return(std::move(reallocated));
}
} // namespace dawn