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Bug fix.
Description:
When the maximum number of elements in a fixed size, free-list managed array
was allocated, the free-list code was writing off the end of the array.
Solution:
Changed definition of free-list managed arrays to allocate correct space for
the array.
Platforms tested:
Solaris 2.5 (baldric) w/Purify
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warnings.
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limits to be
placed on how much memory is used by the free lists before they are garbage
collected. The default is to have no limit, with garbage collection only
occurring when they cannot allocate memory.
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a memory
allocation & attempt to allocate the memory once more. Also re-named a bunch
of private functions & structures to align with other function names.
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calculations.
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collecting the free
lists. Each kind of list one has hard-coded limits on when to garbage collect,
which will be replaced with user-controllable knobs (through property list
settings, I think) once I finish debugging some related performance problems.
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machines. They
should (hopefully) work on all platforms again now.
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"temporary buffer"
code, since the functionality was superceded. See the followup document for
details on the free-list code.
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