namespace JSC {
static const unsigned numCharactersToStore = 0x100;
-class SmallStringsStorage : Noncopyable {
+static inline bool isMarked(JSString* string)
+{
+ return string && Heap::isCellMarked(string);
+}
+
+class SmallStringsStorage : public Noncopyable {
public:
SmallStringsStorage();
UString::Rep* rep(unsigned char character) { return &m_reps[character]; }
private:
- UChar m_characters[numCharactersToStore];
- UString::BaseString m_base;
UString::Rep m_reps[numCharactersToStore];
};
SmallStringsStorage::SmallStringsStorage()
- : m_base(m_characters, numCharactersToStore)
{
- m_base.rc = numCharactersToStore + 1;
- // make sure UString doesn't try to reuse the buffer by pretending we have one more character in it
- m_base.usedCapacity = numCharactersToStore + 1;
- m_base.capacity = numCharactersToStore + 1;
- m_base.checkConsistency();
-
- for (unsigned i = 0; i < numCharactersToStore; ++i)
- m_characters[i] = i;
-
- memset(&m_reps, 0, sizeof(m_reps));
+ UChar* characterBuffer = 0;
+ RefPtr<UStringImpl> baseString = UStringImpl::createUninitialized(numCharactersToStore, characterBuffer);
for (unsigned i = 0; i < numCharactersToStore; ++i) {
- m_reps[i].offset = i;
- m_reps[i].len = 1;
- m_reps[i].rc = 1;
- m_reps[i].setBaseString(&m_base);
- m_reps[i].checkConsistency();
+ characterBuffer[i] = i;
+ new (&m_reps[i]) UString::Rep(&characterBuffer[i], 1, PassRefPtr<UStringImpl>(baseString));
}
}
SmallStrings::SmallStrings()
- : m_emptyString(0)
- , m_storage(0)
{
COMPILE_ASSERT(numCharactersToStore == sizeof(m_singleCharacterStrings) / sizeof(m_singleCharacterStrings[0]), IsNumCharactersConstInSyncWithClassUsage);
-
- for (unsigned i = 0; i < numCharactersToStore; ++i)
- m_singleCharacterStrings[i] = 0;
+ clear();
}
SmallStrings::~SmallStrings()
{
}
-void SmallStrings::mark()
+void SmallStrings::markChildren(MarkStack& markStack)
{
- if (m_emptyString && !m_emptyString->marked())
- m_emptyString->mark();
+ /*
+ Our hypothesis is that small strings are very common. So, we cache them
+ to avoid GC churn. However, in cases where this hypothesis turns out to
+ be false -- including the degenerate case where all JavaScript execution
+ has terminated -- we don't want to waste memory.
+
+ To test our hypothesis, we check if any small string has been marked. If
+ so, it's probably reasonable to mark the rest. If not, we clear the cache.
+ */
+
+ bool isAnyStringMarked = isMarked(m_emptyString);
+ for (unsigned i = 0; i < numCharactersToStore && !isAnyStringMarked; ++i)
+ isAnyStringMarked = isMarked(m_singleCharacterStrings[i]);
+
+ if (!isAnyStringMarked) {
+ clear();
+ return;
+ }
+
+ if (m_emptyString)
+ markStack.append(m_emptyString);
for (unsigned i = 0; i < numCharactersToStore; ++i) {
- if (m_singleCharacterStrings[i] && !m_singleCharacterStrings[i]->marked())
- m_singleCharacterStrings[i]->mark();
+ if (m_singleCharacterStrings[i])
+ markStack.append(m_singleCharacterStrings[i]);
}
}
+void SmallStrings::clear()
+{
+ m_emptyString = 0;
+ for (unsigned i = 0; i < numCharactersToStore; ++i)
+ m_singleCharacterStrings[i] = 0;
+}
+
unsigned SmallStrings::count() const
{
unsigned count = 0;