Unify small and medium blocks. #5071
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leirocks
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Apr 30, 2018
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| template <class TBlockAttributes> | ||
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| SmallHeapBlockT<TBlockAttributes>::GetAddressBitIndex(void * objectAddress, uint bucketIndex) |
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bucketIndex [](start = 81, length = 11)
not used?
curtisman
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May 5, 2018
| 4 64 8 | ||
| 8 128 8 | ||
| 16 256 4 | ||
| Total # of Buckets: 76 |
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The code looks fine. Have you measure what the memory impact is? Is there any other perf impact?
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This unifies the small and medium block types. After this change we will have only small and large blocks. Any objects of size less than or equal to 3584 bytes will fall in the small buckets. All the objects larger than that will be allocated in large buckets. In future, we may reduce the size of objects that fall into the small bucket even further.
The alignment of objects in the small bucket is based on the actual size of the objects. Currently, this is setup as follows and can be tweaked if needed:
SizeCat <= 768 bytes are aligned to 16 bytes
SizeCat <= 1024 bytes are aligned to 32 bytes
SizeCat <= 1536 bytes are aligned to 64 bytes
SizeCat <= 2560 bytes are aligned to 128 bytes
SizeCat <= 3584 bytes are aligned to 256 bytes