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Remove some remaining mentions of the reservoir.

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Gareth Rees 2016-03-13 22:41:29 +00:00
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mps/design/object-debug.txt
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@ -296,10 +296,6 @@ allocate the tag. We free the block allocated for the object and fail
the allocation, so that the client gets a chance to do whatever
low-memory actions they might want to do.
.. note::
Should this depend on whether there is anything in the reservoir?
This breaks the one-to-one relationship between tags and objects, so
some checks cannot be made, but we do count the "lost" tags.

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mps/design/poolawl.txt
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@ -481,7 +481,7 @@ _`.fun.awlsegcreate.where`: The segment is allocated using a
generation preference, using the generation number stored in the
``AWLStruct`` (the ``gen`` field), see `.poolstruct.gen`_ above.
``Res awlSegInit(Seg seg, Pool pool, Addr base, Size size, Bool reservoirPermit, va_list args)``
``Res awlSegInit(Seg seg, Pool pool, Addr base, Size size, ArgList args)``
_`.fun.awlseginit`: Init method for ``AWLSegClass``, called for
``SegAlloc()`` whenever an ``AWLSeg`` is created (see

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mps/design/protocol.txt
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@ -417,7 +417,7 @@ failure-case code for an "init" method, making use of the "finish"
anti-method::
static Res mySegInit(Seg seg, Pool pool, Addr base, Size size,
Bool reservoirPermit, va_list args)
ArgList args)
{
SegClass super;
MYSeg myseg;
@ -437,12 +437,12 @@ anti-method::
/* Initialize the superclass fields first via next-method call */
super = (SegClass)SUPERCLASS(MYSegClass);
res = super->init(seg, pool, base, size, reservoirPermit, args);
res = super->init(seg, pool, base, size, args);
if(res != ResOK)
goto failNextMethods;
/* Create an object after the next-method call */
res = ControlAlloc(&obj1, arena, sizeof(OBJ1Struct), reservoirPermit);
res = ControlAlloc(&obj1, arena, sizeof(OBJ1Struct));
if(res != ResOK)
goto failObj1;

32
mps/manual/source/topic/telemetry.rst
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@ -125,14 +125,14 @@ as the `Time Stamp Counter
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Stamp_Counter>`_ on IA-32 and
x86-64, if one is available. All numbers are given in hexadecimal. ::
000AE03973336E3C 002B VMCreate vm:00000001003FC000 base:00000001003FD000 limit:00000001003FE000
000AE0397333BC6D 002D VMMap vm:00000001003FC000 base:00000001003FD000 limit:00000001003FE000
000AE0397334DF9F 001A Intern stringId:0000000000000002 string:"Reservoir"
000AE0397334E0A0 001B Label address:00000001078C85B8["Reservoir"] stringId:0000000000000002
000AE03973352375 0015 PoolInit pool:00000001003FD328 arena:00000001003FD000 poolClass:00000001078C85B8["Reservoir"]
000AE039733592F9 002B VMCreate vm:00000001003FE000 base:00000001003FF000 limit:000000010992F000
000AE0397335C8B5 002D VMMap vm:00000001003FE000 base:00000001003FF000 limit:0000000107930000
000AE03973361D5A 0005 ArenaCreateVM arena:00000001003FD000 userSize:0000000002000000 chunkSize:0000000002000000
000021C9DB3812C7 0075 EventClockSync clock:0000000000001EE3
000021C9DB39E2FB 002B VMInit vm:00007FFF5429C4B8 base:000000010BA4A000 limit:000000010BA4B000
000021C9DB3A5630 002D VMMap vm:00007FFF5429C4B8 base:000000010BA4A000 limit:000000010BA4B000
000021C9DB3E6BAA 001A Intern stringId:0000000000000002 string:"MFS"
000021C9DB3E6E17 001B Label address:000000010BA0C5D8["MFS"] stringId:0000000000000002
000021C9DB3EB6F8 0044 PoolInitMFS pool:000000010BA4A360 arena:000000010BA4A000 extendBy:0000000000001000 extendSelf:False unitSize:0000000000000030
000021C9DB3EFE3B 002B VMInit vm:00007FFF5429C3D0 base:000000010BC84000 limit:000000010CC24000
000021C9DB3F33F3 002D VMMap vm:00007FFF5429C3D0 base:000000010BC84000 limit:000000010BC85000
You can search through the telemetry for events related to particular
addresses of interest.
@ -269,14 +269,14 @@ Here's some example output. The first column contains the timestamp of
the event, the second column contains the event type, and remaining
columns contain parameters related to the event. ::
000AE03973336E3C 2B 1003FC000 1003FD000 1003FE000
000AE0397333BC6D 2D 1003FC000 1003FD000 1003FE000
000AE0397334DF9F 1A 2 "Reservoir"
000AE0397334E0A0 1B 1078C85B8 2
000AE03973352375 15 1003FD328 1003FD000 1078C85B8
000AE039733592F9 2B 1003FE000 1003FF000 10992F000
000AE0397335C8B5 2D 1003FE000 1003FF000 107930000
000AE03973361D5A 5 1003FD000 2000000 2000000
000021C9DB3812C7 75 1EE3
000021C9DB39E2FB 2B 7FFF5429C4B8 10BA4A000 10BA4B000
000021C9DB3A5630 2D 7FFF5429C4B8 10BA4A000 10BA4B000
000021C9DB3E6BAA 1A 2 "MFS"
000021C9DB3E6E17 1B 10BA0C5D8 2
000021C9DB3EB6F8 44 10BA4A360 10BA4A000 1000 0 30
000021C9DB3EFE3B 2B 7FFF5429C3D0 10BC84000 10CC24000
000021C9DB3F33F3 2D 7FFF5429C3D0 10BC84000 10BC85000
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