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Heap management for small microcontrollers

by Isaac Marino Bavaresco

This is file "__reclaim_stack.c". Useful only when used with PIC18 and FreeRTOS (www.freertos.org).

//==============================================================================
// This file is part of "Heap Management For Small Microcontrollers".
// v1.05 (2009-06-29)
// isaacbavaresco@yahoo.com.br
//==============================================================================
/*
 Copyright (c) 2007-2009, Isaac Marino Bavaresco
 All rights reserved.

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*/
//==============================================================================
#include <heap.h>
#include <heap_config.h>
//==============================================================================

// Annex the original system stack to the heap.
//
// Should be called only once, inside a thread, after the call to the functions
// heapinit() and vTaskStartScheduler(), when the original stack is no more in use.
//
// This function works only for the combination PIC18 microcontrollers +
// MPLAB-C18 compiler + FreeRTOS (www.freertos.org).

// TIP: If you make a careful linker-script, you may join the stack to the heap
// as one contiguous block, thus optimizing the available memory.
// Define the stack just before the heap, with nothing between them. 
// When you call '__reclaim_stack', it calls 'free' passing the stack as a block
// to free, and because 'malloc' allocates from the end of the heap, the beginning
// of the heap contains free memory, and 'free' joins the stack to this free memory.

//         before                            after         
//                                                          
// |                     |           |                     |
// +---------------------+           +---------------------+
// |                     |           |                     |   lower
// |        stack        |           |                     | addresses
// |                     |           |                     |
// +---------------------+           |      free heap      |
// |                     |           |                     |
// |      free heap      |           |                     |
// |                     |           |                     |
// +- - - - - - - - - - -+           +- - - - - - - - - - -+
// |                     |           |                     |
// |      used heap      |           |      used heap      |  higher
// |                     |           |                     | addresses
// +---------------------+           +---------------------+
// |                     |           |                     |

// NEW for v1.04: If the macro ALLOCATE_FROM_BEGINNING is defined, then the
// correct placement of the sections is as follow:

//         before                            after         
//                                                          
// |                     |           |                     |
// +---------------------+           +---------------------+
// |                     |           |                     |   lower
// |      used heap      |           |      used heap      | addresses
// |                     |           |                     |
// +- - - - - - - - - - -+           +- - - - - - - - - - -+
// |                     |           |                     |
// |      free heap      |           |                     |
// |                     |           |                     |
// +---------------------+           |      free heap      |
// |                     |           |                     |
// |        stack        |           |                     |  higher
// |                     |           |                     | addresses
// +---------------------+           +---------------------+
// |                     |           |                     |


// The standard library implementation of __reclaim_stack() do nothing.
// The user should implement it, because there is no way to know the stack size
// at run time or when building the library.

#if			STACK_SIZE > 0
void __reclaim_stack( void )
	{
	((struct _AllocBlock RAM *)&_stack)->Length	= STACK_SIZE - sizeof( sizeram_t );
	free( &((struct _AllocBlock RAM *)&_stack)->Next );
	}
#endif	//	STACK_SIZE > 0
//==============================================================================

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