squeezelite-esp32/components/heap/heap_tlsf_config.h

/*
** Two Level Segregated Fit memory allocator, version 3.1.
** Written by Matthew Conte
**	http://tlsf.baisoku.org
**
** Based on the original documentation by Miguel Masmano:
**	http://www.gii.upv.es/tlsf/main/docs
**
** This implementation was written to the specification
** of the document, therefore no GPL restrictions apply.
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#pragma once

enum tlsf_config
{
	/* log2 of number of linear subdivisions of block sizes. Larger
	** values require more memory in the control structure. Values of
	** 4 or 5 are typical, 3 is for very small pools.
	*/
	SL_INDEX_COUNT_LOG2_MIN = 3, 

	/* All allocation sizes and addresses are aligned to 4 bytes. */
	ALIGN_SIZE_LOG2 = 2,
	ALIGN_SIZE = (1 << ALIGN_SIZE_LOG2),

	/*
	** We support allocations of sizes up to (1 << FL_INDEX_MAX) bits.
	** However, because we linearly subdivide the second-level lists, and
	** our minimum size granularity is 4 bytes, it doesn't make sense to
	** create first-level lists for sizes smaller than SL_INDEX_COUNT * 4,
	** or (1 << (SL_INDEX_COUNT_LOG2 + 2)) bytes, as there we will be
	** trying to split size ranges into more slots than we have available.
	** Instead, we calculate the minimum threshold size, and place all
	** blocks below that size into the 0th first-level list.
	** Values below are the absolute minimum to accept a pool addition
	*/
	FL_INDEX_MAX_MIN = 14, // For a less than 16kB pool
	SL_INDEX_COUNT_MIN = (1 << SL_INDEX_COUNT_LOG2_MIN),
	FL_INDEX_COUNT_MIN = (FL_INDEX_MAX_MIN - (SL_INDEX_COUNT_LOG2_MIN + ALIGN_SIZE_LOG2) + 1),
};