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   BLIS
   An object-based framework for developing high-performance BLAS-like
   libraries.

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*/

#include "blis.h"

// Statically initialize the mutex within the small block allocator.
// Note that the sba is an apool_t of array_t of pool_t.
static apool_t sba = { .mutex = BLIS_PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER };

apool_t* bli_sba_query( void )
{
	return &sba;
}

// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

void bli_sba_init( void )
{
#ifdef BLIS_ENABLE_SBA_POOLS
	bli_apool_init( &sba );
#endif
}

void bli_sba_finalize( void )
{
#ifdef BLIS_ENABLE_SBA_POOLS
	bli_apool_finalize( &sba );
#endif
}

void* bli_sba_acquire
     (
       pool_t* sba_pool,
       siz_t   req_size
     )
{
	void* block;
	err_t r_val;

#ifdef BLIS_ENABLE_SBA_POOLS

	// We don't expect NULL sba_pool pointers in the normal course of BLIS
	// operation. However, there are rare instances where it is convenient
	// to support use of bli_sba_acquire() without having to pass in a valid
	// sba pool data structure. The case that inspired this branch was the
	// gemm_ukr and related test modules in the BLIS testsuite. (There, it
	// is convenient to not have to checkout an array_t from the sba, and it
	// does no harm since the malloc() happens outside of the region that
	// would be timed.)
	if ( sba_pool == NULL )
	{
		block = bli_malloc_intl( req_size, &r_val );
	}
	else
	{
		pblk_t pblk;

		// Query the block_size of the pool_t so that we can request the exact
		// size present.
		const siz_t block_size = bli_pool_block_size( sba_pool );

		// Sanity check: Make sure the requested size is no larger than the
		// block_size field of the sba pool.
		if ( block_size < req_size )
		{
			printf( "bli_sba_acquire(): ** pool block_size is %d but req_size is %d.\n",
			        ( int )block_size, ( int )req_size );
			bli_abort();
		}

		// Check out a block using the block_size queried above.
		bli_pool_checkout_block( block_size, &pblk, sba_pool );

		// The block address is stored within the pblk_t.
		block = bli_pblk_buf( &pblk );
	}

#else

	block = bli_malloc_intl( req_size, &r_val );

#endif

	// Return the address obtained from the pblk_t.
	return block;
}

void bli_sba_release
     (
       pool_t* sba_pool,
       void*   block
     )
{
#ifdef BLIS_ENABLE_SBA_POOLS

	if ( sba_pool == NULL )
	{
		bli_free_intl( block );
	}
	else
	{
		pblk_t pblk;

		// Query the block_size field from the pool. This is not super-important
		// for this particular application of the pool_t (that is, the "leaf"
		// component of the sba), but it seems like good housekeeping to maintain
		// the block_size field of the pblk_t in case its ever needed/read.
		const siz_t block_size = bli_pool_block_size( sba_pool );

		// Embed the block's memory address into a pblk_t, along with the
		// block_size queried from the sba pool.
		bli_pblk_set_buf( block, &pblk );
		bli_pblk_set_block_size( block_size, &pblk );

		// Check the pblk_t back into the pool_t. (It's okay that the pblk_t is
		// a local variable since its contents are copied into the pool's internal
		// data structure--an array of pblk_t.)
		bli_pool_checkin_block( &pblk, sba_pool );
	}

#else

	bli_free_intl( block );

#endif
}

array_t* bli_sba_checkout_array
     (
       const siz_t n_threads
     )
{
#ifdef BLIS_ENABLE_SBA_POOLS
	return bli_apool_checkout_array( n_threads, &sba );
#else
	return NULL;
#endif
}

void bli_sba_checkin_array
     (
       array_t* array
     )
{
#ifdef BLIS_ENABLE_SBA_POOLS
	bli_apool_checkin_array( array, &sba );
#else
	return;
#endif
}

pool_t* bli_sba_array_elem
     (
       siz_t    index,
       array_t* array
     )
{
#ifdef BLIS_ENABLE_SBA_POOLS
	if ( array != NULL ) return bli_apool_array_elem( index, array );
	else                 return NULL;
#else
	return NULL;
#endif
}