Implemented the new physical page allocator API.

sortix/memorymanagement.cpp

@@ -46,12 +46,15 @@ namespace Sortix
 			size_t ContinuousPages;
 		};
 
+		// Refers to private assembly functions.
+		addr_t GetPrivate();
+		void PutPrivate(addr_t page);
 		void Fragmentize();
 
 		UnallocPage* volatile UnallocatedPage; // Must have this name and namespace due to assembly.
-		size_t PagesTotal;
-		//size_t PagesUsed;
-		//size_t PagesFree;
+		size_t pagesTotal;
+		size_t pagesUsed;
+		size_t pagesFree;
 
 		const size_t UnallocPageMagic = 0xABBAACDC; // Must this value due to assembly
 
@@ -59,7 +62,7 @@ namespace Sortix
 		void Init(multiboot_info_t* BootInfo)
 		{
 			UnallocatedPage = NULL;
-			PagesTotal = 0;
+			pagesTotal = 0;
 
 			if ( !( BootInfo->flags & MULTIBOOT_INFO_MEM_MAP ) )
 			{
@@ -136,23 +139,70 @@ namespace Sortix
 					Page->Next = UnallocatedPage;
 					Page->ContinuousPages = Entries[I].Length - 1;
 
-					PagesTotal += Entries[I].Length;
+					pagesTotal += Entries[I].Length;
 
 					UnallocatedPage = Page;	
 				}
 			}
 
-			if ( PagesTotal == 0 ) { Panic("memorymanagement.cpp: no RAM were available for paging"); }
+			if ( pagesTotal == 0 ) { Panic("memorymanagement.cpp: no RAM were available for paging"); }
 
 			// Alright, time to make our linked list into a lot of small entries.
 			// This speeds up the system when it's fully up and running. It only
 			// takes a few miliseconds to run this operation on my laptop.
 			Fragmentize();
 
+			pagesFree = pagesTotal;
+			pagesUsed = 0;
+
+			ASSERT(pagesFree + pagesUsed == pagesTotal);
+
 #ifndef PLATFORM_SERIAL
 			//Log::PrintF("%zu pages are available for paging (%zu MiB RAM)\n", PagesTotal, PagesTotal >> 8 /* * 0x1000 / 1024 / 1024*/);
 #endif
 		}
+
+		addr_t Get()
+		{
+			addr_t result = GetPrivate();
+
+			if ( result != 0 )
+			{
+				ASSERT(pagesFree > 0);
+				pagesUsed++;
+				pagesFree--;
+			}
+			else
+			{
+				ASSERT(pagesFree == 0);
+			}
+
+			ASSERT(pagesFree + pagesUsed == pagesTotal);
+			return result;
+		}
+
+		void Put(addr_t page)
+		{
+			pagesFree++;
+			pagesUsed--;
+			
+			PutPrivate(page);
+		}
+
+		void Insert(addr_t page)
+		{
+			pagesFree++;
+			pagesTotal++;
+	
+			PutPrivate(page);
+		}
+
+		void GetStats(size_t* pagesize, size_t* numfree, size_t* numused)
+		{
+			*pagesize = 4096UL;
+			*numfree = pagesFree;
+			*numused = pagesUsed;
+		}
 	}
 
 	namespace VirtualMemory

sortix/memorymanagement.h

@@ -85,7 +85,8 @@ namespace Sortix
 	// (there is no RAM). You can then add memory where you desire. You can take
 	// a physical page and put it in several places, and you can even add
 	// permissions to it (read-only, read-write, kernel-only). Naturally, the
-	// amount of physical pages is a limit (out of memory).
+	// amount of physical pages is a limit (out of memory), but using swapping
+	// and a not-RAM storage unit, we could have potentially much more memory.
 	//
 	// There can exist several virtual address spaces, and it is possible for
 	// them to share physical pages. Each process in the system has its own

sortix/x86/memorymanagement-asm.s

@@ -83,9 +83,9 @@ FragDone:
 	pop %ebx
 	ret	
 
-.globl _ZN6Sortix4Page3GetEv
-.type _ZN6Sortix4Page3GetEv, @function # namespace Sortix { void Paging::Allocate(); }
-_ZN6Sortix4Page3GetEv:
+.globl _ZN6Sortix4Page10GetPrivateEv
+.type _ZN6Sortix4Page10GetPrivateEv, @function # namespace Sortix { void Paging::Allocate(); }
+_ZN6Sortix4Page10GetPrivateEv:
 	# Load the front of our linked list.
 	mov _ZN6Sortix4Page15UnallocatedPageE, %eax # Load UnallocPage* Sortix::Page::UnallocatedPage
 
@@ -141,9 +141,9 @@ OutOfMem:
 	movl $0, %eax
 	ret
 
-.globl _ZN6Sortix4Page3PutEm
-.type _ZN6Sortix4Page3PutEm, @function # namespace Sortix { void Paging::Free(void* Page); }
-_ZN6Sortix4Page3PutEm:
+.globl _ZN6Sortix4Page10PutPrivateEm
+.type _ZN6Sortix4Page10PutPrivateEm, @function # namespace Sortix { void Paging::Free(void* Page); }
+_ZN6Sortix4Page10PutPrivateEm:
 	push %esi
 	mov _ZN6Sortix4Page15UnallocatedPageE, %eax # Load UnallocPage* Sortix::Page::UnallocatedPage
 	mov 0x8(%esp), %edx