scsh-0.6/scheme/vm/interp-gc.scm

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; Copyright (c) 1993-1999 by Richard Kelsey and Jonathan Rees. See file COPYING.
; Different ways to call the GC, depending on how many temporaries need to
; be traced.
; ENSURE-SPACE and friends make sure that there is at least SPACE remaining
; in the heap, triggering a GC if necessary. A key to the pre-allocated space
; is returned (keys and pre-allocation are described in heap.scm). If SPACE
; is not available, even after a GC, we kill the process.
(define (ensure-space space)
(receive (key temp)
(ensure-space-saving-temp space false)
key))
(define (ensure-space-saving-temp space temp)
(receive (okay? key temp ignore)
(maybe-ensure-space-saving-temps space temp false)
(if (not okay?)
(error "Scheme48 heap overflow"))
(values key temp)))
(define (ensure-space-saving-temps space temp0 temp1)
(receive (okay? key temp0 temp1)
(maybe-ensure-space-saving-temps space temp0 temp1)
(if (not okay?)
(error "Scheme48 heap overflow"))
(values key temp0 temp1)))
; Same thing, except that we return a flag instead of dying if the space is
; not available.
(define (maybe-ensure-space space)
(receive (okay? key ignore0 ignore1)
(maybe-ensure-space-saving-temps space false false)
(values okay? key)))
(define (maybe-ensure-space-saving-temp space temp)
(receive (okay? key temp ignore0)
(maybe-ensure-space-saving-temps space temp false)
(values okay? key temp)))
(define (maybe-ensure-space-saving-temps space temp0 temp1)
(if (s48-available? space)
(values #t (s48-preallocate-space space) temp0 temp1)
(receive (temp0 temp1)
(collect-saving-temps temp0 temp1)
(if (s48-available? space)
(values #t (s48-preallocate-space space) temp0 temp1)
(values #f 0 temp0 temp1)))))
;----------------
; The GC itself, with versions that handle one or two temporaries.
(define (collect)
(receive (ignore0 ignore1)
(collect-saving-temps (enter-fixnum 0) (enter-fixnum 0))
0)) ; type checker rejected (values) here; why?
(define (collect-saving-temp value)
(receive (value ignore1)
(collect-saving-temps value (enter-fixnum 0))
value))
; This is a front for the real GC, which is a separate program. All that the
; interpreter contributes is the root set and some post-gc cleanup code.
(define (collect-saving-temps value0 value1)
(s48-begin-collection)
(gc-root)
(let ((value0 (s48-trace-value value0))
(value1 (s48-trace-value value1)))
(s48-do-gc)
(post-gc-cleanup)
(s48-end-collection)
(values value0 value1)))
;----------------
; GC-ROOT and POST-GC-CLEANUP are defined incrementally.
;
; (ADD-GC-ROOT! <thunk>) ; call <thunk> when tracing the GC roots
; (ADD-POST-GC-CLEANUP! <thunk>) ; call <thunk> when a GC has finished
;
; (GC-ROOT) ; call all the root thunks
; (POST-GC-CLEANUP) ; call all the cleanup thunks
(define-syntax define-extensible-proc
(syntax-rules ()
((define-extensible-proc proc extender temp)
(begin
(define temp unspecific)
(define (proc) (temp))
(define (extender more)
(let ((old temp))
(set! temp (lambda ()
(more)
(old)))))))))
(define-extensible-proc gc-root
add-gc-root!
*gc-root-proc*)
(define-extensible-proc post-gc-cleanup
add-post-gc-cleanup!
*post-gc-cleanup*)