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src/hotspot/share/memory/metaspace/metaspaceCommon.cpp

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rev 57601 : [mq]: metaspace-improvement

*** 45,54 **** --- 45,67 ---- st->print(" ("); print_percentage(st, compare_word_size, word_size); st->print(")"); } + static const char* display_unit_for_scale(size_t scale) { + const char* s = NULL; + switch(scale) { + case 1: s = "bytes"; break; + case BytesPerWord: s = "words"; break; + case K: s = "KB"; break; + case M: s = "MB"; break; + case G: s = "GB"; break; + default: + ShouldNotReachHere(); + } + return s; + } // Print a human readable size. // byte_size: size, in bytes, to be printed. // scale: one of 1 (byte-wise printing), sizeof(word) (word-size printing), K, M, G (scaled by KB, MB, GB respectively, // or 0, which means the best scale is choosen dynamically.
*** 72,113 **** } return print_human_readable_size(st, byte_size, scale, width); } #ifdef ASSERT ! assert(scale == 1 || scale == BytesPerWord || scale == K || scale == M || scale == G, "Invalid scale"); // Special case: printing wordsize should only be done with word-sized values if (scale == BytesPerWord) { assert(byte_size % BytesPerWord == 0, "not word sized"); } #endif if (scale == 1) { st->print("%*" PRIuPTR " bytes", width, byte_size); } else if (scale == BytesPerWord) { st->print("%*" PRIuPTR " words", width, byte_size / BytesPerWord); } else { ! const char* display_unit = ""; ! switch(scale) { ! case 1: display_unit = "bytes"; break; ! case BytesPerWord: display_unit = "words"; break; ! case K: display_unit = "KB"; break; ! case M: display_unit = "MB"; break; ! case G: display_unit = "GB"; break; ! default: ! ShouldNotReachHere(); ! } float display_value = (float) byte_size / scale; // Since we use width to display a number with two trailing digits, increase it a bit. width += 3; // Prevent very small but non-null values showing up as 0.00. if (byte_size > 0 && display_value < 0.01f) { st->print("%*s %s", width, "<0.01", display_unit); } else { st->print("%*.2f %s", width, display_value, display_unit); } } } // Prints a percentage value. Values smaller than 1% but not 0 are displayed as "<1%", values // larger than 99% but not 100% are displayed as ">100%". void print_percentage(outputStream* st, size_t total, size_t part) { --- 85,135 ---- } return print_human_readable_size(st, byte_size, scale, width); } #ifdef ASSERT ! assert(scale == 1 || scale == BytesPerWord || ! scale == K || scale == M || scale == G, "Invalid scale"); // Special case: printing wordsize should only be done with word-sized values if (scale == BytesPerWord) { assert(byte_size % BytesPerWord == 0, "not word sized"); } #endif + if (width == -1) { + if (scale == 1) { + st->print(SIZE_FORMAT " bytes", byte_size); + } else if (scale == BytesPerWord) { + st->print(SIZE_FORMAT " words", byte_size / BytesPerWord); + } else { + const char* display_unit = display_unit_for_scale(scale); + float display_value = (float) byte_size / scale; + // Prevent very small but non-null values showing up as 0.00. + if (byte_size > 0 && display_value < 0.01f) { + st->print("<0.01 %s", display_unit); + } else { + st->print("%.2f %s", display_value, display_unit); + } + } + } else { if (scale == 1) { st->print("%*" PRIuPTR " bytes", width, byte_size); } else if (scale == BytesPerWord) { st->print("%*" PRIuPTR " words", width, byte_size / BytesPerWord); } else { ! const char* display_unit = display_unit_for_scale(scale); float display_value = (float) byte_size / scale; // Since we use width to display a number with two trailing digits, increase it a bit. width += 3; // Prevent very small but non-null values showing up as 0.00. if (byte_size > 0 && display_value < 0.01f) { st->print("%*s %s", width, "<0.01", display_unit); } else { st->print("%*.2f %s", width, display_value, display_unit); } } + } } // Prints a percentage value. Values smaller than 1% but not 0 are displayed as "<1%", values // larger than 99% but not 100% are displayed as ">100%". void print_percentage(outputStream* st, size_t total, size_t part) {
*** 128,201 **** st->print("%3.0f%%", p); } } } - // Returns size of this chunk type. - size_t get_size_for_nonhumongous_chunktype(ChunkIndex chunktype, bool is_class) { - assert(is_valid_nonhumongous_chunktype(chunktype), "invalid chunk type."); - size_t size = 0; - if (is_class) { - switch(chunktype) { - case SpecializedIndex: size = ClassSpecializedChunk; break; - case SmallIndex: size = ClassSmallChunk; break; - case MediumIndex: size = ClassMediumChunk; break; - default: - ShouldNotReachHere(); - } - } else { - switch(chunktype) { - case SpecializedIndex: size = SpecializedChunk; break; - case SmallIndex: size = SmallChunk; break; - case MediumIndex: size = MediumChunk; break; - default: - ShouldNotReachHere(); - } - } - return size; - } - - ChunkIndex get_chunk_type_by_size(size_t size, bool is_class) { - if (is_class) { - if (size == ClassSpecializedChunk) { - return SpecializedIndex; - } else if (size == ClassSmallChunk) { - return SmallIndex; - } else if (size == ClassMediumChunk) { - return MediumIndex; - } else if (size > ClassMediumChunk) { - // A valid humongous chunk size is a multiple of the smallest chunk size. - assert(is_aligned(size, ClassSpecializedChunk), "Invalid chunk size"); - return HumongousIndex; - } - } else { - if (size == SpecializedChunk) { - return SpecializedIndex; - } else if (size == SmallChunk) { - return SmallIndex; - } else if (size == MediumChunk) { - return MediumIndex; - } else if (size > MediumChunk) { - // A valid humongous chunk size is a multiple of the smallest chunk size. - assert(is_aligned(size, SpecializedChunk), "Invalid chunk size"); - return HumongousIndex; - } - } - ShouldNotReachHere(); - return (ChunkIndex)-1; - } - - ChunkIndex next_chunk_index(ChunkIndex i) { - assert(i < NumberOfInUseLists, "Out of bound"); - return (ChunkIndex) (i+1); - } - - ChunkIndex prev_chunk_index(ChunkIndex i) { - assert(i > ZeroIndex, "Out of bound"); - return (ChunkIndex) (i-1); - } - const char* loaders_plural(uintx num) { return num == 1 ? "loader" : "loaders"; } const char* classes_plural(uintx num) { --- 150,159 ----
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