bond/x64/src/common/lib/salloc/inc/salloc.h

/* Copyright 2016 secXsQuared
 * Distributed under GPL license
 * See COPYING under root for details
 */

#ifndef _SALLOC_H_
#define _SALLOC_H_

#include "g_abi.h"

void KAPI salloc_init(void *base, uint32_t size);

void* KAPI salloc(void *base, uint32_t size);

void KAPI sfree(void *base, void *ptr);

bool KAPI salloc_assert(void *base, uint32_t blk_size[], bool blk_free[], uint32_t size);


#endif
GPL v3 2016-05-24 07:27:26 +00:00			`/* Copyright 2016 secXsQuared`
			`* Distributed under GPL license`
			`* See COPYING under root for details`
			`*/`

Development: 1. Intergrated my salloc allocator 2. hal.c: Got rid of some gcc warnings, mainly int -> pointer. 3. entry.asm: 64-bit int immediate moved to a reg first then anded with another reg. Refactoring: 1. Got rid of kernel_status_t, IN, OUT, OPT. secX does not have to be Windows does it? 2. Renamed _KERNEL_ABI to SAPI. 3. Refactored library functions / interfaces to as "static" and "_" as possible 4. Restructured "common" folder 2016-05-17 19:03:18 +00:00			`#ifndef _SALLOC_H_`
			`#define _SALLOC_H_`

Eventually went with not using in-place linked list for PMM (Don't really want to mix up PMM and VMM). So yeah, now keep trace of those physical pages on kernel heap, Windows does that, linux does that, I have to do that since there are more attributes(paged/non-paged) that the kernel requires. Hmm finished PMM alpha and redefined all those PMM/VMM interfaces. The code is still broken right now. 2016-06-25 07:25:54 +00:00			`#include "g_abi.h"`
Development: 1. Intergrated my salloc allocator 2. hal.c: Got rid of some gcc warnings, mainly int -> pointer. 3. entry.asm: 64-bit int immediate moved to a reg first then anded with another reg. Refactoring: 1. Got rid of kernel_status_t, IN, OUT, OPT. secX does not have to be Windows does it? 2. Renamed _KERNEL_ABI to SAPI. 3. Refactored library functions / interfaces to as "static" and "_" as possible 4. Restructured "common" folder 2016-05-17 19:03:18 +00:00
NOT QUITE WORKING YET 2016-06-01 05:00:29 +00:00			`void KAPI salloc_init(void *base, uint32_t size);`
Development: 1. Intergrated my salloc allocator 2. hal.c: Got rid of some gcc warnings, mainly int -> pointer. 3. entry.asm: 64-bit int immediate moved to a reg first then anded with another reg. Refactoring: 1. Got rid of kernel_status_t, IN, OUT, OPT. secX does not have to be Windows does it? 2. Renamed _KERNEL_ABI to SAPI. 3. Refactored library functions / interfaces to as "static" and "_" as possible 4. Restructured "common" folder 2016-05-17 19:03:18 +00:00
NOT QUITE WORKING YET 2016-06-01 05:00:29 +00:00			`void* KAPI salloc(void *base, uint32_t size);`
salloc test cases added and passed. 2016-05-24 07:10:32 +00:00
NOT QUITE WORKING YET 2016-06-01 05:00:29 +00:00			`void KAPI sfree(void base, void ptr);`
salloc test cases added and passed. 2016-05-24 07:10:32 +00:00
NOT QUITE WORKING YET 2016-06-01 05:00:29 +00:00			`bool KAPI salloc_assert(void *base, uint32_t blk_size[], bool blk_free[], uint32_t size);`
Development: 1. Intergrated my salloc allocator 2. hal.c: Got rid of some gcc warnings, mainly int -> pointer. 3. entry.asm: 64-bit int immediate moved to a reg first then anded with another reg. Refactoring: 1. Got rid of kernel_status_t, IN, OUT, OPT. secX does not have to be Windows does it? 2. Renamed _KERNEL_ABI to SAPI. 3. Refactored library functions / interfaces to as "static" and "_" as possible 4. Restructured "common" folder 2016-05-17 19:03:18 +00:00

			`#endif`