hakmem/core/tiny_free_fast_v2.inc.h

// tiny_free_fast_v2.inc.h - Phase 7: Ultra-Fast Free Path (Header-based)
// Purpose: Eliminate SuperSlab lookup bottleneck (52.63% CPU → <5%)
// Design: Read class_idx from inline header (O(1), 2-3 cycles)
// Performance: 1.2M → 40-60M ops/s (30-50x improvement)
//
// Key Innovation: Smart Headers
//   - 1-byte header before each block stores class_idx
//   - Slab[0]: 0% overhead (reuses 960B wasted padding)
//   - Other slabs: ~1.5% overhead (1 byte per block)
//   - Total: <2% memory overhead for 30-50x speed gain
//
// Flow (3-5 instructions, 5-10 cycles):
//   1. Read class_idx from header (ptr-1)      [1 instruction, 2-3 cycles]
//   2. Push to TLS freelist                     [2-3 instructions, 3-5 cycles]
//   3. Done! (No lookup, no validation, no atomic)

#pragma once
#include "tiny_region_id.h"
#include "hakmem_build_flags.h"
#include "hakmem_tiny_config.h"  // For TINY_TLS_MAG_CAP, TINY_NUM_CLASSES
#include "box/tls_sll_box.h"    // Box TLS-SLL API
#include "box/tls_sll_drain_box.h"  // Box TLS-SLL Drain (Option B)
#include "hakmem_tiny_integrity.h"  // PRIORITY 1-4: Corruption detection
#include "front/tiny_heap_v2.h"     // Phase 13-B: TinyHeapV2 magazine supply

// Phase 7: Header-based ultra-fast free
#if HAKMEM_TINY_HEADER_CLASSIDX

// External TLS variables (defined in hakmem_tiny.c)
extern __thread void* g_tls_sll_head[TINY_NUM_CLASSES];
extern __thread uint32_t g_tls_sll_count[TINY_NUM_CLASSES];
extern int g_tls_sll_enable;  // Honored for fast free: when 0, fall back to slow path

// External functions
extern void hak_tiny_free(void* ptr);  // Fallback for non-header allocations

// ========== Ultra-Fast Free (Header-based) ==========

// Ultra-fast free for header-based allocations
// Returns: 1 if handled, 0 if needs slow path
//
// Performance: 3-5 instructions, 5-10 cycles
//   vs Current: 330+ lines, 500+ cycles (100x faster!)
//
// Assembly (x86-64, release build):
//   movzbl  -0x1(%rdi),%eax          # Read header (class_idx)
//   mov     g_tls_sll_head(,%rax,8),%rdx  # Load head
//   mov     %rdx,(%rdi)              # ptr->next = head
//   mov     %rdi,g_tls_sll_head(,%rax,8)  # head = ptr
//   addl    $0x1,g_tls_sll_count(,%rax,4) # count++
//   ret
//
// Expected: 3-5 instructions, 5-10 cycles (L1 hit)
static inline int hak_tiny_free_fast_v2(void* ptr) {
    if (__builtin_expect(!ptr, 0)) return 0;

    // Respect global SLL toggle: when disabled, do not use TLS SLL fast path.
    if (__builtin_expect(!g_tls_sll_enable, 0)) {
        return 0;  // Force slow path
    }

    // Phase E3-1: Remove registry lookup (50-100 cycles overhead)
    // Reason: Phase E1 added headers to C7, making this check redundant
    // Header magic validation (2-3 cycles) is now sufficient for all classes
    // Expected: 9M → 30-50M ops/s recovery (+226-443%)

    // CRITICAL: Check if header is accessible before reading
    void* header_addr = (char*)ptr - 1;

#if !HAKMEM_BUILD_RELEASE
    // Debug: Validate header accessibility (metadata-based check)
    // Phase 9: mincore() REMOVED - no syscall overhead (0 cycles)
    // Strategy: Trust internal metadata (registry ensures memory is valid)
    // Benefit: Catch invalid pointers via header magic validation below
    extern int hak_is_memory_readable(void* addr);
    if (!hak_is_memory_readable(header_addr)) {
        return 0;  // Header not accessible - not a Tiny allocation
    }
#else
    // Release: Phase 9 optimization - mincore() completely removed
    // OLD: Page boundary check + mincore() syscall (~634 cycles)
    // NEW: No check needed - trust internal metadata (0 cycles)
    // Safety: Header magic validation below catches invalid pointers
    // Performance: 841 syscalls → 0 (100% elimination)
    // (Page boundary check removed - adds 1-2 cycles without benefit)
#endif

    // 1. Read class_idx from header (2-3 cycles, L1 hit)
    //    Note: In release mode, tiny_region_id_read_header() skips magic validation (saves 2-3 cycles)
    #if HAKMEM_DEBUG_VERBOSE
    static _Atomic int debug_calls = 0;
    if (atomic_fetch_add(&debug_calls, 1) < 5) {
        fprintf(stderr, "[TINY_FREE_V2] Before read_header, ptr=%p\n", ptr);
    }
    #endif
    int class_idx = tiny_region_id_read_header(ptr);
    #if HAKMEM_DEBUG_VERBOSE
    if (atomic_load(&debug_calls) <= 5) {
        fprintf(stderr, "[TINY_FREE_V2] After read_header, class_idx=%d\n", class_idx);
    }
    #endif

    // Check if header read failed (invalid magic in debug, or out-of-bounds class_idx)
    if (__builtin_expect(class_idx < 0, 0)) {
        // Invalid header - route to slow path (non-header allocation or corrupted header)
        return 0;
    }

    // PRIORITY 1: Bounds check on class_idx from header
    if (__builtin_expect(class_idx >= TINY_NUM_CLASSES, 0)) {
        fprintf(stderr, "[TINY_FREE_V2] FATAL: class_idx=%d out of bounds (from header at %p)\n",
                class_idx, ptr);
        fflush(stderr);
        assert(0 && "class_idx from header out of bounds");
        return 0;
    }
    atomic_fetch_add(&g_integrity_check_class_bounds, 1);

    // 2. Check TLS freelist capacity (defense in depth - ALWAYS ENABLED)
    //    CRITICAL: Enable in both debug and release to prevent corruption accumulation
    //    Reason: If C7 slips through magic validation, capacity limit prevents unbounded growth
    //    Cost: 1 comparison (~1 cycle, predict-not-taken)
    //    Benefit: Fail-safe against TLS SLL pollution from false positives
    uint32_t cap = (uint32_t)TINY_TLS_MAG_CAP;
    if (__builtin_expect(g_tls_sll_count[class_idx] >= cap, 0)) {
        return 0;  // Route to slow path for spill (Front Gate will catch corruption)
    }

    // 3. Push base to TLS freelist (4 instructions, 5-7 cycles)
    //    Must push base (block start) not user pointer!
    //    Phase E1: ALL classes (C0-C7) have 1-byte header → base = ptr-1
    void* base = (char*)ptr - 1;

    // Phase 13-B: TinyHeapV2 magazine supply (C0-C3 only)
    // Two supply modes (controlled by HAKMEM_TINY_HEAP_V2_LEFTOVER_MODE):
    //   Mode 0 (default): L0 gets blocks first ("stealing" design)
    //   Mode 1: L1 primary owner, L0 gets leftovers (ChatGPT recommended design)
    if (class_idx <= 3 && tiny_heap_v2_enabled() && !tiny_heap_v2_leftover_mode()) {
        // Mode 0: Try to supply to magazine first (L0 cache, faster than TLS SLL)
        // Falls back to TLS SLL if magazine is full
        if (tiny_heap_v2_try_push(class_idx, base)) {
            // Successfully supplied to magazine
            return 1;
        }
        // Magazine full → fall through to TLS SLL
    }

    // REVERT E3-2: Use Box TLS-SLL for all builds (testing hypothesis)
    // Hypothesis: Box TLS-SLL acts as verification layer, masking underlying bugs
    if (!tls_sll_push(class_idx, base, UINT32_MAX)) {
        // C7 rejected or capacity exceeded - route to slow path
        return 0;
    }

    // Phase 13-B: Leftover mode - L0 gets leftovers from L1
    // Mode 1: L1 (TLS SLL) is primary owner, L0 (magazine) gets leftovers
    // Only refill L0 if it's empty (don't reduce L1 capacity)
    if (class_idx <= 3 && tiny_heap_v2_enabled() && tiny_heap_v2_leftover_mode()) {
        TinyHeapV2Mag* mag = &g_tiny_heap_v2_mag[class_idx];
        if (mag->top == 0) {  // Only refill if magazine is empty
            void* leftover;
            if (tls_sll_pop(class_idx, &leftover)) {
                mag->items[mag->top++] = leftover;
            }
        }
    }

    // Option B: Periodic TLS SLL Drain (restore slab accounting consistency)
    // Purpose: Every N frees (default: 1024), drain TLS SLL → slab freelist
    // Impact: Enables empty detection → SuperSlabs freed → LRU cache functional
    // Cost: 2-3 cycles (counter increment + comparison, predict-not-taken)
    // Benefit: +1,300-1,700% throughput (563K → 8-10M ops/s expected)
    tiny_tls_sll_try_drain(class_idx);

    return 1;  // Success - handled in fast path
}

// ========== Free Entry Point ==========

// Entry point for free() - tries fast path first, falls back to slow path
//
// Flow:
//   1. Try ultra-fast free (header-based)      → 95-99% hit rate
//   2. Miss → Fallback to slow path            → 1-5% (non-header, cache full)
//
// Performance:
//   - Fast path: 5-10 cycles (header read + TLS push)
//   - Slow path: 500+ cycles (SuperSlab lookup + validation)
//   - Weighted average: ~10-30 cycles (vs 500+ current)
static inline void hak_free_fast_v2_entry(void* ptr) {
    // Try ultra-fast free (header-based)
    if (__builtin_expect(hak_tiny_free_fast_v2(ptr), 1)) {
        return;  // Success - done in 5-10 cycles!
    }

    // Slow path: Non-header allocation or TLS cache full
    hak_tiny_free(ptr);
}

// ========== Performance Counters (Debug) ==========

#if !HAKMEM_BUILD_RELEASE
// Performance counters (TLS, lightweight)
static __thread uint64_t g_free_v2_fast_hits = 0;
static __thread uint64_t g_free_v2_slow_hits = 0;

// Track fast path hit rate
static inline void hak_free_v2_track_fast(void) {
    g_free_v2_fast_hits++;
}

static inline void hak_free_v2_track_slow(void) {
    g_free_v2_slow_hits++;
}

// Print stats at exit
static void hak_free_v2_print_stats(void) __attribute__((destructor));
static void hak_free_v2_print_stats(void) {
    uint64_t total = g_free_v2_fast_hits + g_free_v2_slow_hits;
    if (total == 0) return;

    double hit_rate = (double)g_free_v2_fast_hits / total * 100.0;
    fprintf(stderr, "[FREE_V2] Fast hits: %lu, Slow hits: %lu, Hit rate: %.2f%%\n",
            g_free_v2_fast_hits, g_free_v2_slow_hits, hit_rate);
}
#else
// Release: No tracking overhead
static inline void hak_free_v2_track_fast(void) {}
static inline void hak_free_v2_track_slow(void) {}
#endif

// ========== Benchmark Comparison ==========
//
// Current (hak_tiny_free_superslab):
//   - 2x SuperSlab lookup: 200+ cycles
//   - Safety checks (O(n) duplicate scan): 100+ cycles
//   - Validation, atomics, diagnostics: 200+ cycles
//   - Total: 500+ cycles
//   - Throughput: 1.2M ops/s
//
// Phase 7 (hak_tiny_free_fast_v2):
//   - Header read: 2-3 cycles
//   - TLS push: 3-5 cycles
//   - Total: 5-10 cycles (100x faster!)
//   - Throughput: 40-60M ops/s (30-50x improvement)
//
// vs System malloc tcache:
//   - System: 10-15 cycles (3-4 instructions)
//   - HAKMEM: 5-10 cycles (3-5 instructions)
//   - Result: 70-110% of System speed (互角〜勝ち!)

#endif // HAKMEM_TINY_HEADER_CLASSIDX