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#pragma once

#include <common/compiler_util.h>

#include <string.h>

#include <boost/noncopyable.hpp>

#include <memory>

#include <vector>

#if __has_include(<sanitizer/asan_interface.h>)

#include <sanitizer/asan_interface.h>

#endif

#include "gutil/dynamic_annotations.h"

#include "vec/common/allocator.h"

#include "vec/common/allocator_fwd.h"

#include "vec/common/memcpy_small.h"

namespace doris::vectorized {

/** Memory pool to append something. For example, short strings.

  * Usage scenario:

  * - put lot of strings inside pool, keep their addresses;

  * - addresses remain valid during lifetime of pool;

  * - at destruction of pool, all memory is freed;

  * - memory is allocated and freed by large chunks;

  * - freeing parts of data is not possible (but look at ArenaWithFreeLists if you need);

  */

class Arena : private boost::noncopyable {

private:

    /// Padding allows to use 'memcpy_small_allow_read_write_overflow15' instead of 'memcpy'.

    static constexpr size_t pad_right = 15;

    /// Contiguous chunk of memory and pointer to free space inside it. Member of single-linked list.

    struct alignas(16) Chunk : private Allocator<false> /// empty base optimization

    {

        char* begin = nullptr;

        char* pos = nullptr;

        char* end = nullptr; /// does not include padding.

        Chunk* prev = nullptr;

        Chunk(size_t size_, Chunk* prev_) {

            begin = reinterpret_cast<char*>(Allocator<false>::alloc(size_));

            pos = begin;

            end = begin + size_ - pad_right;

            prev = prev_;

            ASAN_POISON_MEMORY_REGION(begin, size_);

        }

        ~Chunk() {

            /// We must unpoison the memory before returning to the allocator,

            /// because the allocator might not have asan integration, and the

            /// memory would stay poisoned forever. If the allocator supports

            /// asan, it will correctly poison the memory by itself.

            ASAN_UNPOISON_MEMORY_REGION(begin, size());

            Allocator<false>::free(begin, size());

            if (prev) delete prev;

        }

        size_t size() const { return end + pad_right - begin; }

        size_t remaining() const { return end - pos; }

        size_t used() const { return pos - begin; }

    };

    size_t growth_factor;

    size_t linear_growth_threshold;

    /// Last contiguous chunk of memory.

    Chunk* head = nullptr;

    size_t size_in_bytes;

    // The memory used by all chunks, excluding head.

    size_t _used_size_no_head;

    static size_t round_up_to_page_size(size_t s) { return (s + 4096 - 1) / 4096 * 4096; }

    /// If chunks size is less than 'linear_growth_threshold', then use exponential growth, otherwise - linear growth

    ///  (to not allocate too much excessive memory).

    size_t next_size(size_t min_next_size) const {

        size_t size_after_grow = 0;

        if (head->size() < linear_growth_threshold) {

            size_after_grow = std::max(min_next_size, head->size() * growth_factor);

        } else {

            // alloc_continue() combined with linear growth results in quadratic

            // behavior: we append the data by small amounts, and when it

            // doesn't fit, we create a new chunk and copy all the previous data

            // into it. The number of times we do this is directly proportional

            // to the total size of data that is going to be serialized. To make

            // the copying happen less often, round the next size up to the

            // linear_growth_threshold.

            size_after_grow =

                    ((min_next_size + linear_growth_threshold - 1) / linear_growth_threshold) *

                    linear_growth_threshold;

        }

        assert(size_after_grow >= min_next_size);

        return round_up_to_page_size(size_after_grow);

    }

    /// Add next contiguous chunk of memory with size not less than specified.

    void NO_INLINE add_chunk(size_t min_size) {

        _used_size_no_head += head->used();

        head = new Chunk(next_size(min_size + pad_right), head);

        size_in_bytes += head->size();

    }

    friend class ArenaAllocator;

    template <size_t>

    friend class AlignedArenaAllocator;

public:

    Arena(size_t initial_size_ = 4096, size_t growth_factor_ = 2,

          size_t linear_growth_threshold_ = 128 * 1024 * 1024)

            : growth_factor(growth_factor_),

              linear_growth_threshold(linear_growth_threshold_),

              head(new Chunk(initial_size_, nullptr)),

              size_in_bytes(head->size()),

              _used_size_no_head(0) {}

    ~Arena() { delete head; }

    /// Get piece of memory, without alignment.

    char* alloc(size_t size) {

        if (UNLIKELY(head->pos + size > head->end)) add_chunk(size);

        char* res = head->pos;

        head->pos += size;

        ASAN_UNPOISON_MEMORY_REGION(res, size + pad_right);

        return res;

    }

    /// Get piece of memory with alignment

    char* aligned_alloc(size_t size, size_t alignment) {

        do {

            void* head_pos = head->pos;

            size_t space = head->end - head->pos;

            auto res = static_cast<char*>(std::align(alignment, size, head_pos, space));

            if (res) {

                head->pos = static_cast<char*>(head_pos);

                head->pos += size;

                ASAN_UNPOISON_MEMORY_REGION(res, size + pad_right);

                return res;

            }

            add_chunk(size + alignment);

        } while (true);

    }

    template <typename T>

    T* alloc() {

        return reinterpret_cast<T*>(aligned_alloc(sizeof(T), alignof(T)));

    }

    /** Rollback just performed allocation.

      * Must pass size not more that was just allocated.

    * Return the resulting head pointer, so that the caller can assert that

    * the allocation it intended to roll back was indeed the last one.

      */

    void* rollback(size_t size) {

        head->pos -= size;

        ASAN_POISON_MEMORY_REGION(head->pos, size + pad_right);

        return head->pos;

    }

    /** Begin or expand a contiguous range of memory.

      * 'range_start' is the start of range. If nullptr, a new range is

      * allocated.

      * If there is no space in the current chunk to expand the range,

      * the entire range is copied to a new, bigger memory chunk, and the value

      * of 'range_start' is updated.

      * If the optional 'start_alignment' is specified, the start of range is

      * kept aligned to this value.

      *

      * NOTE This method is usable only for the last allocation made on this

      * Arena. For earlier allocations, see 'realloc' method.

      */

    [[nodiscard]] char* alloc_continue(size_t additional_bytes, char const*& range_start,

                                       size_t start_alignment = 0) {

        if (!range_start) {

            // Start a new memory range.

            char* result = start_alignment ? aligned_alloc(additional_bytes, start_alignment)

                                           : alloc(additional_bytes);

            range_start = result;

            return result;

        }

        // Extend an existing memory range with 'additional_bytes'.

        // This method only works for extending the last allocation. For lack of

        // original size, check a weaker condition: that 'begin' is at least in

        // the current Chunk.

        assert(range_start >= head->begin && range_start < head->end);

        if (head->pos + additional_bytes <= head->end) {

            // The new size fits into the last chunk, so just alloc the

            // additional size. We can alloc without alignment here, because it

            // only applies to the start of the range, and we don't change it.

            return alloc(additional_bytes);

        }

        // New range doesn't fit into this chunk, will copy to a new one.

        //

        // Note: among other things, this method is used to provide a hack-ish

        // implementation of realloc over Arenas in ArenaAllocators. It wastes a

        // lot of memory -- quadratically so when we reach the linear allocation

        // threshold. This deficiency is intentionally left as is, and should be

        // solved not by complicating this method, but by rethinking the

        // approach to memory management for aggregate function states, so that

        // we can provide a proper realloc().

        const size_t existing_bytes = head->pos - range_start;

        const size_t new_bytes = existing_bytes + additional_bytes;

        const char* old_range = range_start;

        char* new_range =

                start_alignment ? aligned_alloc(new_bytes, start_alignment) : alloc(new_bytes);

        memcpy(new_range, old_range, existing_bytes);

        range_start = new_range;

        return new_range + existing_bytes;

    }

    /// NOTE Old memory region is wasted.

    [[nodiscard]] char* realloc(const char* old_data, size_t old_size, size_t new_size) {

        char* res = alloc(new_size);

        if (old_data) {

            memcpy(res, old_data, old_size);

            ASAN_POISON_MEMORY_REGION(old_data, old_size);

        }

        return res;

    }

    [[nodiscard]] char* aligned_realloc(const char* old_data, size_t old_size, size_t new_size,

                                        size_t alignment) {

        char* res = aligned_alloc(new_size, alignment);

        if (old_data) {

            memcpy(res, old_data, old_size);

            ASAN_POISON_MEMORY_REGION(old_data, old_size);

        }

        return res;

    }

    /// Insert string without alignment.

    [[nodiscard]] const char* insert(const char* data, size_t size) {

        char* res = alloc(size);

        memcpy(res, data, size);

        return res;

    }

    [[nodiscard]] const char* aligned_insert(const char* data, size_t size, size_t alignment) {

        char* res = aligned_alloc(size, alignment);

        memcpy(res, data, size);

        return res;

    }

    /**

    * Delete all the chunks before the head, usually the head is the largest chunk in the arena.

    * considering the scenario of memory reuse:

    * 1. first time, use arena alloc 64K memory, 4K each time, at this time, there are 4 chunks of 4k 8k 16k 32k in arena.

    * 2. then, clear arena, only one 32k chunk left in the arena.

    * 3. second time, same alloc 64K memory, there are 4 chunks of 4k 8k 16k 32k in arena.

    * 4. then, clear arena, only one 64k chunk left in the arena.

    * 5. third time, same alloc 64K memory, there is still only one 64K chunk in the arena, and the memory is fully reused.

    *

    * special case: if the chunk is larger than 128M, it will no longer be expanded by a multiple of 2.

    * If alloc 4G memory, 128M each time, then only one 128M chunk will be reserved after clearing,

    * and only 128M can be reused when you apply for 4G memory again.

    */

    void clear() {

        if (head->prev) {

            delete head->prev;

            head->prev = nullptr;

        }

        head->pos = head->begin;

        size_in_bytes = head->size();

        _used_size_no_head = 0;

    }

    /// Size of chunks in bytes.

    size_t size() const { return size_in_bytes; }

    size_t used_size() const { return _used_size_no_head + head->used(); }

    size_t remaining_space_in_current_chunk() const { return head->remaining(); }

};

using ArenaPtr = std::shared_ptr<Arena>;

using Arenas = std::vector<ArenaPtr>;

} // namespace doris::vectorized