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-> RememberTest - Illustrates the use of AllocRemember() and FreeRemember().
-> E-Note: E's New() family of memory allocators are usually adequate...
MODULE 'dos/dos',
'exec/memory'
RAISE "MEM" IF AllocRemember()=NIL
-> Random sizes to demonstrate the Remember functions. */
CONST SIZE_A=100, SIZE_B=200
PROC main()
methodOne()
methodTwo()
ENDPROC RETURN_OK
-> MethodOne
-> Illustrates using AllocRemember() to allocate all memory and FreeRemember()
-> to free it all.
PROC methodOne() HANDLE
DEF memBlockA=NIL, memBlockB=NIL, rememberKey=NIL
memBlockA:=AllocRemember({rememberKey}, SIZE_A, MEMF_CLEAR OR MEMF_PUBLIC)
memBlockB:=AllocRemember({rememberKey}, SIZE_B, MEMF_CLEAR OR MEMF_PUBLIC)
-> Both memory allocations succeeded.
-> The program may now use this memory.
EXCEPT DO
-> It is not necessary to keep track of the status of each allocation.
-> Intuition has kept track of all successful allocations by updating its
-> linked list of Remember nodes. The following call to FreeRemember() will
-> deallocate any and all of the memory that was successfully allocated.
-> The memory blocks as well as the link nodes will be deallocated because
-> the "ReallyForget" parameter is TRUE.
->
-> It is possible to have reached the call to FreeRemember() in one of three
-> states. Here they are, along with their results.
->
-> 1. Both memory allocations failed.
-> RememberKey is still NIL. FreeRemember() will do nothing.
-> 2. The memBlockA allocation succeeded but the memBlockB allocation failed.
-> FreeRemember() will free the memory block pointed to by memBlockA.
-> 3. Both memory allocations were successful.
-> FreeRemember() will free the memory blocks pointed to by
-> memBlockA and memBlockB.
FreeRemember({rememberKey}, TRUE)
ReThrow() -> E-Note: pass on exception if an error
ENDPROC
-> MethodTwo
-> Illustrates using AllocRemember() to allocate all memory, FreeRemember() to
-> free the link nodes, and FreeMem() to free the actual memory blocks.
PROC methodTwo() HANDLE
DEF memBlockA=NIL, memBlockB=NIL, rememberKey=NIL
memBlockA:=AllocRemember({rememberKey}, SIZE_A, MEMF_CLEAR OR MEMF_PUBLIC)
memBlockB:=AllocRemember({rememberKey}, SIZE_B, MEMF_CLEAR OR MEMF_PUBLIC)
-> Both memory allocations succeeded.
-> For the purpose of illustration, FreeRemember() is called at this point,
-> but only to free the link nodes. The memory pointed to by memBlockA and
-> memBlockB is retained.
FreeRemember({rememberKey}, FALSE)
-> Individually free the two memory blocks. The Exec FreeMem() call must be
-> used, as the link nodes are no longer available.
FreeMem(memBlockA, SIZE_A)
FreeMem(memBlockB, SIZE_B)
EXCEPT DO
-> It is possible to have reached the call to FreeRemember() in one of three
-> states. Here they are, along with their results.
->
-> 1. Both memory allocations failed.
-> RememberKey is still NIL. FreeRemember() will do nothing.
-> 2. The memBlockA allocation succeeded but the memBlockB allocation failed.
-> FreeRemember() will free the memory block pointed to by memBlockA.
-> 3. Both memory allocations were successful.
-> If this is the case, the program has already freed the link nodes with
-> FreeRemember() and the memory blocks with FreeMem(). When
-> FreeRemember() freed the link nodes, it reset RememberKey to NIL.
-> This (second) call to FreeRemember() will do nothing.
FreeRemember({rememberKey}, TRUE)
ENDPROC