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malloc/free implementation #659
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gkaracha
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May 19, 2020
| p <- param I64 | ||
| call "freeStablePtr" [loadI64 (p `subInt64` constI64 8) 0] | ||
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| roundup_bytes_to_words_expr :: Expression -> Expression |
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I know that roundup_bytes_to_words_expr is not exported, but by convention I'd use camelCase anyway (roundupBytesToWordsExpr), since it's a top-level function .
Co-authored-by: George Karachalias <[email protected]>
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Closes #654.
This should suffice to get stuff working before #658 lands. This implementation allocates one pinned
ByteArray#for eachmalloccall, sets up aStablePtr#for theByteArray#closure, and store theStablePtr#in the payload's first word. Starting from the second word of the payload is available space as the result ofmalloc.freewould simply fetch theStablePtr#and free it, so later the garbage collector would be able to recycle the space taken byByteArray#.