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Import gnuplot 3.7.3

#ifndef lint
static char *RCSid = "$Id: alloc.c,v 1.1.1.2.2.1 2001/06/25 16:06:34 broeker Exp $";
#endif

/* GNUPLOT - alloc.c */

/*[
 * Copyright 1986 - 1993, 1998   Thomas Williams, Colin Kelley
 *
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/*
 * AUTHORS
 *
 * Alexander Lehmann (collected functions from misc.c and binary.c)
 *
 */

#include "plot.h" /* includes "alloc.h" */

#if defined(MSDOS) && defined(__TURBOC__) && !defined(DOSX286)
#include <alloc.h>		/* for farmalloc, farrealloc */
#endif

#if defined(_Windows) && !defined(WIN32)
#include <windows.h>
#include <windowsx.h>
#define farmalloc(s) GlobalAllocPtr(GHND,s)
#define farrealloc(p,s) GlobalReAllocPtr(p,s,GHND)
#endif

#ifndef NO_GIH
#include "help.h"
#endif

#ifndef GP_FARMALLOC
# ifdef FARALLOC
#  define GP_FARMALLOC(size) farmalloc ((size))
#  define GP_FARREALLOC(p,size) farrealloc ((p), (size))
# else
#  define GP_FARMALLOC(size) malloc ((size_t)(size))
#  define GP_FARREALLOC(p,size) realloc ((p), (size_t)(size))
# endif
#endif

/* uncomment if you want to trace all allocs */
#define TRACE_ALLOC(x) /*printf x*/


#ifdef CHECK_HEAP_USE

/* This is in no way supported, and in particular it breaks the
 * online help. But it is useful to leave it in in case any
 * heap-corruption bugs turn up. Wont work with FARALLOC
 */

struct frame_struct {
	char *use;
	int requested_size;
	int pad; /* preserve 8-byte alignment */
	int checksum;
};

struct leak_struct {
	char *file;
	int line;
	int allocated;
};

static struct leak_struct leak_stack[40];  /* up to 40 nested leak checks */
static struct leak_struct *leak_frame = leak_stack;

static long bytes_allocated = 0;

#define RESERVED_SIZE sizeof(struct frame_struct)
#define CHECKSUM_INT 0xcaac5e1f
#define CHECKSUM_FREE 0xf3eed222
#define CHECKSUM_CHAR 0xc5

static void mark(p, size, usage)
struct frame_struct *p;
unsigned long size;
char *usage;
{
	p->use = usage;
	p->requested_size = size;
	p->checksum = (CHECKSUM_INT ^ (int)(p->use) ^ size);
	((unsigned char *)(p+1))[size] = CHECKSUM_CHAR;
}

#define mark_free(p) ( ((struct frame_struct *)p)[-1].checksum = CHECKSUM_FREE)
	
static void validate(x)
void *x;
{
	struct frame_struct *p = (struct frame_struct *)x - 1;
	if (p->checksum != (CHECKSUM_INT ^ (int)(p->use) ^ p->requested_size))
	{
		fprintf(stderr, "Heap corruption at start of block for %s\n", p->use);
		if (p->checksum == CHECKSUM_FREE)
			fprintf(stderr, "Looks like it has already been freed ?\n");
		abort();
	}

	if ( ((unsigned char *)(p+1))[p->requested_size] != CHECKSUM_CHAR)
	{
		fprintf(stderr, "Heap corruption at end of block for %-60s\n", p->use);
		int_error("Argh !", NO_CARET);
	}
}		

/* used to confirm that a pointer is inside an allocated region via
 * macro CHECK_POINTER. Nowhere near as good as using a bounds-checking
 * compiler (such as gcc-with-bounds-checking), but when we do
 * come across problems, we can add these guards to the code until
 * we find the problem, and then leave the guards in (as CHECK_POINTER
 * macros which expand to nothing, until we need to re-enable them)
 */

void check_pointer_in_block(void *block, void *p, int size, char *file, int line)
{
	struct frame_struct *f = (struct frame_struct *)block - 1;
	validate(block);
	if (p < block || p >= (block + f->requested_size))
	{
		fprintf(stderr, "argh - pointer %p outside block %p->%p for %s at %s:%d\n",
		  p, block, (char *)block + f->requested_size, f->use, file, line);
		int_error("argh - pointer misuse !", NO_CARET);
	}
}

generic *
gp_alloc(size, usage)
    unsigned long size;
    char *usage;
{
	struct frame_struct *p;
	unsigned long total_size = size + RESERVED_SIZE + 1;
	
	TRACE_ALLOC(("gp_alloc %d for %s\n", (int) size, usage?usage:"<unknown>"));
	
	p=malloc(total_size);
	if (!p) int_error("Out of memory", NO_CARET);

	bytes_allocated += size;
	
	mark(p,size,usage);
	
	return (char *)(p+1);
}

generic *gp_realloc(old, size, usage)
generic *old;
unsigned long size;
char *usage;
{
	if (!old) return gp_alloc(size, usage);
	validate(old);
	mark_free(old); /* if block gets moved, old block is marked free */
	                /* if not, we'll remark it later */

	
	{
		struct frame_struct *p = (struct frame_struct *)old - 1;
		unsigned long total = size + RESERVED_SIZE + 1;

		p = realloc(p, total);

		if (!p) int_error("Out of memory", NO_CARET);

		TRACE_ALLOC(("gp_realloc %d for %s (was %d)\n",
		  (int)size, usage?usage:"<unknown>", p->requested_size));

		bytes_allocated += size - p->requested_size;
		
		mark(p,size,usage);

		return (generic *)(p+1);
	}
}

#undef free

void checked_free(p)
void *p;
{
	validate(p);
	mark_free(p);  /* trap attempts to free twice */
	TRACE_ALLOC(("free %d for %s\n",
	  ((struct frame_struct *)p - 1)->requested_size,
	  ((struct frame_struct *)p - 1)->use));
	bytes_allocated -= ((struct frame_struct *)p - 1) -> requested_size;
	free( (struct frame_struct *) p - 1);
}


/* this leak checking stuff will be broken by first int_error or interrupt */

void start_leak_check(char *file, int line)
{
	if (leak_frame >= leak_stack+40)
	{
		fprintf(stderr, "too many nested memory-leak checks - %s:%d\n", file, line);
		return;
	}

	leak_frame->file = file;
	leak_frame->line = line;
	leak_frame->allocated = bytes_allocated;

	++leak_frame;
}

void end_leak_check(char *file, int line)
{
	if (--leak_frame < leak_stack)
	{
		fprintf(stderr, "memory-leak stack underflow at %s:%d\n", file, line);
		return;
	}

	if (leak_frame->allocated != bytes_allocated)
	{
		fprintf(stderr, "net change of %+d heap bytes between %s:%d and %s:%d\n",
			(int)(bytes_allocated - leak_frame->allocated),
			leak_frame->file, leak_frame->line, file, line);
	}
}

#else  /* CHECK_HEAP_USE */

/* gp_alloc:
 * allocate memory 
 * This is a protected version of malloc. It causes an int_error 
 * if there is not enough memory, but first it tries FreeHelp() 
 * to make some room, and tries again. If message is NULL, we 
 * allow NULL return. Otherwise, we handle the error, using the
 * message to create the int_error string. Note cp/sp_extend uses realloc,
 * so it depends on this using malloc().
 */

generic *
gp_alloc(size, message)
	unsigned long size;		/* # of bytes */
	char *message;			/* description of what is being allocated */
{
    char *p;				/* the new allocation */
    char errbuf[100];		/* error message string */

#ifndef NO_GIH
    p = GP_FARMALLOC(size);
    if (p == (char *)NULL) {
	   FreeHelp();			/* out of memory, try to make some room */
#endif /* NO_GIH */
	   p = GP_FARMALLOC(size);	/* try again */
	   if (p == (char *)NULL) {
		  /* really out of memory */
		  if (message != NULL) {
			 (void) sprintf(errbuf, "out of memory for %s", message);
			 int_error(errbuf, NO_CARET);
			 /* NOTREACHED */
		  }
		  /* else we return NULL */
	   }
#ifndef NO_GIH
    }
#endif
    return(p);
}

/*
 * note gp_realloc assumes that failed realloc calls leave the original mem block
 * allocated. If this is not the case with any C compiler, a substitue
 * realloc function has to be used.
 */

generic *
gp_realloc(p, size, message)
	generic *p;			/* old mem block */
	unsigned long size;		/* # of bytes */
	char *message;			/* description of what is being allocated */
{
    char *res;				/* the new allocation */
    char errbuf[100];		/* error message string */

    /* realloc(NULL,x) is meant to do malloc(x), but doesn't always */
    if (!p)
	return gp_alloc(size,message);

#ifndef NO_GIH
    res = GP_FARREALLOC(p,size);
    if (res == (char *)NULL) {
	   FreeHelp();			/* out of memory, try to make some room */
#endif /* NO_GIH */
	   res = GP_FARREALLOC(p,size);	/* try again */
	   if (res == (char *)NULL) {
		  /* really out of memory */
		  if (message != NULL) {
			 (void) sprintf(errbuf, "out of memory for %s", message);
			 int_error(errbuf, NO_CARET);
			 /* NOTREACHED */
		  }
		  /* else we return NULL */
	   }
#ifndef NO_GIH
    }
#endif
    return(res);
}

#endif /* CHECK_HEAP_USE */

#ifdef FARALLOC
void gpfree(p)
generic *p;
{
#ifdef _Windows
HGLOBAL hGlobal = GlobalHandle(SELECTOROF(p));
	GlobalUnlock(hGlobal);
	GlobalFree(hGlobal);
#else
	farfree(p);
#endif
}
#endif