Hello,
Robert Collins wrote:
> code in squid cannot use alloc, malloc, calloc, or free. They must use
> xalloc, xcalloc, xfree, or mempools, or cbdata.
> These wrappers help prevent common allocation bugs, as well as
> introducing refcounting, slab allocation and the like (depending on
> which specific thing is used).
>
Sorry about my ignorance here, but I don't understand how to wrap the
MySQL header, my_alloc.h, so it can be used in squid code. Also, I am
not sure how to use cbdata with my_alloc.h. I have read what
documentation I can find on cbdata, but I am still not clear. I have
also looked at List.h, but can't figure out how cbdata is being used.
At least not with respect to modifying my_alloc.h.
I hate to be such a bother here, but could you please give me an example
of how to wrap my_alloc.h or use cbdata with it?
I have included code for my_alloc.h down to the 'offending line':
/*
Data structures for mysys/my_alloc.c (root memory allocator)
*/
#ifndef _my_alloc_h
#define _my_alloc_h
#define ALLOC_MAX_BLOCK_TO_DROP 4096
#define ALLOC_MAX_BLOCK_USAGE_BEFORE_DROP 10
typedef struct st_used_mem
{ /* struct for once_alloc (block) */
struct st_used_mem *next; /* Next block in use */
unsigned int left; /* memory left in block */
unsigned int size; /* size of block */
} USED_MEM;
typedef struct st_mem_root
{
USED_MEM *free; /* blocks with free memory in it */
<snip>
I also have the code for my_alloc.c if that would be helpful.
I just don't know where to go from here, so please excuse my flailing.
Thanks,
Murrah Boswell
