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0N/A // The card table byte one after the card marking array 0N/A // entry for argument address. Typically used for higher bounds 0N/A // for loops iterating through the card table. 0N/A // Iterate over the portion of the card-table which covers the given // region mr in the given space and apply cl to any dirty sub-regions // of mr. Dirty cards are _not_ cleared by the iterator method itself, // but closures may arrange to do so on their own should they so wish. // A variant of the above that will operate in a parallel mode if // worker threads are available, and clear the dirty cards as it // XXX ??? MemRegionClosure above vs OopsInGenClosure below XXX // XXX some new_dcto_cl's take OopClosure's, plus as above there are // some MemRegionClosures. Clean this up everywhere. XXX // Work method used to implement non_clean_card_iterate_possibly_parallel() // above in the parallel case. // Dirty the bytes corresponding to "mr" (not all of which must be // Clear (to clean_card) the bytes entirely contained within "mr" (not // all of which must be covered.) // *** Support for parallel card scanning. // This is an array, one element per covered region of the card table. // Each entry is itself an array, with one element per chunk in the // covered region. Each entry of these arrays is the lowest non-clean // card of the corresponding chunk containing part of an object from the // previous chunk, or else NULL. // Initializes "lowest_non_clean" to point to the array for the region // covering "sp", and "lowest_non_clean_base_chunk_index" to the chunk // index of the corresponding to the first element of that array. // Ensures that these arrays are of sufficient size, allocating if necessary. // May be called by several threads concurrently. // Returns the number of chunks necessary to cover "mr". // Returns the index of the chunk in a stride which // covers the given address. // Apply cl, which must either itself apply dcto_cl or be dcto_cl, // to the cards in the stride (of n_strides) within the given space. // Makes sure that chunk boundaries are handled appropriately, by // adjusting the min_done of dcto_cl, and by using a special card-table // value to indicate how min_done should be set. // *** Barrier set functions. // Note that this assumes the perm gen is the highest generation // Record a reference update. Note that these versions are precise! // The scanning code has to handle the fact that the write barrier may be // either precise or imprecise. We make non-virtual inline variants of // these functions here for performance. // *** Card-table-barrier-specific things. // These are used by G1, when it uses the card table as a temporary data // structure for card claiming. // Card marking array base (adjusted for heap low boundary) // This would be the 0th element of _byte_map, if the heap started at 0x0. // But since the heap starts at some higher address, this points to somewhere // before the beginning of the actual _byte_map. // Return true if "p" is at the start of a card. // The kinds of precision a CardTableModRefBS may offer. // Tells what style of precision this card table offers. // *** Card-table-RemSet-specific things. // Invoke "cl.do_MemRegion" on a set of MemRegions that collectively // includes all the modified cards (expressing each card as a // MemRegion). Thus, several modified cards may be lumped into one // region. The regions are non-overlapping, and are visited in // *decreasing* address order. (This order aids with imprecise card // marking, where a dirty card may cause scanning, and summarization // marking, of objects that extend onto subsequent cards.) // Like the "mod_cards_iterate" above, except only invokes the closure // for cards within the MemRegion "mr" (which is required to be // card-aligned and sized.) // Apply closure "cl" to the dirty cards containing some part of // Return the MemRegion corresponding to the first maximal run // of dirty cards lying completely within MemRegion mr. // If reset is "true", then sets those card table entries to the given // Provide read-only access to the card table array. // Mapping from card marking array entry to address of first word "out of bounds access to card marking array");
// Mapping from address to card marking array index. // Print a description of the memory for the barrier set // val_equals -> it will check that all cards covered by mr equal val // !val_equals -> it will check that all cards covered by mr do not equal val // A specialization for the CardTableRS gen rem set. #
endif // SHARE_VM_MEMORY_CARDTABLEMODREFBS_HPP