src/share/vm/runtime/sweeper.hpp

changeset 5792
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parent 5548
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child 6099
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     1.1 --- a/src/share/vm/runtime/sweeper.hpp	Fri Sep 27 08:39:19 2013 +0200
     1.2 +++ b/src/share/vm/runtime/sweeper.hpp	Fri Sep 27 10:50:55 2013 +0200
     1.3 @@ -27,8 +27,30 @@
     1.4  
     1.5  // An NmethodSweeper is an incremental cleaner for:
     1.6  //    - cleanup inline caches
     1.7 -//    - reclamation of unreferences zombie nmethods
     1.8 -//
     1.9 +//    - reclamation of nmethods
    1.10 +// Removing nmethods from the code cache includes two operations
    1.11 +//  1) mark active nmethods
    1.12 +//     Is done in 'mark_active_nmethods()'. This function is called at a
    1.13 +//     safepoint and marks all nmethods that are active on a thread's stack.
    1.14 +//  2) sweep nmethods
    1.15 +//     Is done in sweep_code_cache(). This function is the only place in the
    1.16 +//     sweeper where memory is reclaimed. Note that sweep_code_cache() is not
    1.17 +//     called at a safepoint. However, sweep_code_cache() stops executing if
    1.18 +//     another thread requests a safepoint. Consequently, 'mark_active_nmethods()'
    1.19 +//     and sweep_code_cache() cannot execute at the same time.
    1.20 +//     To reclaim memory, nmethods are first marked as 'not-entrant'. Methods can
    1.21 +//     be made not-entrant by (i) the sweeper, (ii) deoptimization, (iii) dependency
    1.22 +//     invalidation, and (iv) being replaced be a different method version (tiered
    1.23 +//     compilation). Not-entrant nmethod cannot be called by Java threads, but they
    1.24 +//     can still be active on the stack. To ensure that active nmethod are not reclaimed,
    1.25 +//     we have to wait until the next marking phase has completed. If a not-entrant
    1.26 +//     nmethod was NOT marked as active, it can be converted to 'zombie' state. To safely
    1.27 +//     remove the nmethod, all inline caches (IC) that point to the the nmethod must be
    1.28 +//     cleared. After that, the nmethod can be evicted from the code cache. Each nmethod's
    1.29 +//     state change happens during separate sweeps. It may take at least 3 sweeps before an
    1.30 +//     nmethod's space is freed. Sweeping is currently done by compiler threads between
    1.31 +//     compilations or at least each 5 sec (NmethodSweepCheckInterval) when the code cache
    1.32 +//     is full.
    1.33  
    1.34  class NMethodSweeper : public AllStatic {
    1.35    static long      _traversals;      // Stack scan count, also sweep ID.
    1.36 @@ -41,46 +63,38 @@
    1.37    static volatile int  _invocations;   // No. of invocations left until we are completed with this pass
    1.38    static volatile int  _sweep_started; // Flag to control conc sweeper
    1.39  
    1.40 -  //The following are reset in scan_stacks and synchronized by the safepoint
    1.41 -  static bool      _resweep;           // Indicates that a change has happend and we want another sweep,
    1.42 -                                       // always checked and reset at a safepoint so memory will be in sync.
    1.43 -  static int       _locked_seen;       // Number of locked nmethods encountered during the scan
    1.44 +  //The following are reset in mark_active_nmethods and synchronized by the safepoint
    1.45 +  static bool      _request_mark_phase;        // Indicates that a change has happend and we need another mark pahse,
    1.46 +                                               // always checked and reset at a safepoint so memory will be in sync.
    1.47 +  static int       _locked_seen;               // Number of locked nmethods encountered during the scan
    1.48    static int       _not_entrant_seen_on_stack; // Number of not entrant nmethod were are still on stack
    1.49 -  static jint      _flush_token;       // token that guards method flushing, making sure it is executed only once.
    1.50 -
    1.51 -  // These are set during a flush, a VM-operation
    1.52 -  static long      _last_flush_traversal_id; // trav number at last flush unloading
    1.53 -  static jlong     _last_full_flush_time;    // timestamp of last emergency unloading
    1.54 -
    1.55 -  // These are synchronized by the _sweep_started token
    1.56 -  static int       _highest_marked;   // highest compile id dumped at last emergency unloading
    1.57 -  static int       _dead_compile_ids; // number of compile ids that where not in the cache last flush
    1.58  
    1.59    // Stat counters
    1.60 -  static int       _number_of_flushes;            // Total of full traversals caused by full cache
    1.61    static int       _total_nof_methods_reclaimed;  // Accumulated nof methods flushed
    1.62    static jlong     _total_time_sweeping;          // Accumulated time sweeping
    1.63    static jlong     _total_time_this_sweep;        // Total time this sweep
    1.64    static jlong     _peak_sweep_time;              // Peak time for a full sweep
    1.65    static jlong     _peak_sweep_fraction_time;     // Peak time sweeping one fraction
    1.66 -  static jlong     _total_disconnect_time;        // Total time cleaning code mem
    1.67 -  static jlong     _peak_disconnect_time;         // Peak time cleaning code mem
    1.68  
    1.69 -  static void process_nmethod(nmethod *nm);
    1.70 +  static int  process_nmethod(nmethod *nm);
    1.71    static void release_nmethod(nmethod* nm);
    1.72  
    1.73 -  static void log_sweep(const char* msg, const char* format = NULL, ...);
    1.74    static bool sweep_in_progress();
    1.75 +  static void sweep_code_cache();
    1.76 +  static void request_nmethod_marking() { _request_mark_phase = true; }
    1.77 +  static void reset_nmethod_marking()   { _request_mark_phase = false; }
    1.78 +  static bool need_marking_phase()      { return _request_mark_phase; }
    1.79 +
    1.80 +  static int _hotness_counter_reset_val;
    1.81  
    1.82   public:
    1.83    static long traversal_count()              { return _traversals; }
    1.84 -  static int  number_of_flushes()            { return _number_of_flushes; }
    1.85    static int  total_nof_methods_reclaimed()  { return _total_nof_methods_reclaimed; }
    1.86    static jlong total_time_sweeping()         { return _total_time_sweeping; }
    1.87    static jlong peak_sweep_time()             { return _peak_sweep_time; }
    1.88    static jlong peak_sweep_fraction_time()    { return _peak_sweep_fraction_time; }
    1.89 -  static jlong total_disconnect_time()       { return _total_disconnect_time; }
    1.90 -  static jlong peak_disconnect_time()        { return _peak_disconnect_time; }
    1.91 +  static void log_sweep(const char* msg, const char* format = NULL, ...);
    1.92 +
    1.93  
    1.94  #ifdef ASSERT
    1.95    static bool is_sweeping(nmethod* which) { return _current == which; }
    1.96 @@ -90,19 +104,18 @@
    1.97    static void report_events();
    1.98  #endif
    1.99  
   1.100 -  static void scan_stacks();      // Invoked at the end of each safepoint
   1.101 -  static void sweep_code_cache(); // Concurrent part of sweep job
   1.102 -  static void possibly_sweep();   // Compiler threads call this to sweep
   1.103 +  static void mark_active_nmethods();      // Invoked at the end of each safepoint
   1.104 +  static void possibly_sweep();            // Compiler threads call this to sweep
   1.105  
   1.106 -  static void notify(nmethod* nm) {
   1.107 +  static int sort_nmethods_by_hotness(nmethod** nm1, nmethod** nm2);
   1.108 +  static int hotness_counter_reset_val();
   1.109 +
   1.110 +  static void notify() {
   1.111      // Request a new sweep of the code cache from the beginning. No
   1.112      // need to synchronize the setting of this flag since it only
   1.113      // changes to false at safepoint so we can never overwrite it with false.
   1.114 -     _resweep = true;
   1.115 +     request_nmethod_marking();
   1.116    }
   1.117 -
   1.118 -  static void handle_full_code_cache(bool is_full); // Called by compilers who fail to allocate
   1.119 -  static void speculative_disconnect_nmethods(bool was_full);   // Called by vm op to deal with alloc failure
   1.120  };
   1.121  
   1.122  #endif // SHARE_VM_RUNTIME_SWEEPER_HPP

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