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malloc_dbg.c File Reference

This file contains malloc_dbg, calloc_dbg, free_dbg and printLeaks implementations. More...

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "malloc_dbg.h"
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Data Structures

struct  MEMORY_INFORMATION
 For the malloc, calloc and free functions. More...
 

Typedefs

typedef struct MEMORY_INFORMATION mem_info
 For the malloc, calloc and free functions.
 

Functions

mem_infoaddMemInfo (mem_info *memoryInfo, void *ptrToReturn, size_t bytes, int line, const char *filename, const char *functionName)
 addMemInfo function add a memory allocation in the memoryInfo list.
 
int inList (const char *filename, int line)
 inList function is used to know if an element is already in the memoryInfo list.
 
void editInfo (int elemPos, size_t bytes)
 editInfo function is used to edit an element in the memoryInfo list.
 
void * malloc_dbg (size_t bytes, int line, const char *filename, const char *functionName)
 malloc_dbg function is a wrapper around the malloc function.
 
void * calloc_dbg (size_t elementCount, size_t elementSize, int line, const char *filename, const char *functionName)
 calloc_dbg function is a wrapper around the calloc function.
 
void free_dbg (void *ptrToFree)
 free_dbg function is used to free the memory allocated to a pointer.
 
void printLeaks ()
 printLeaks function is used to print all the memory leaks.
 

Variables

mem_infomemoryInformation = NULL
 We use a global variable for the list so we can use it at any time.
 
int atexitCalled = 0
 Another global variable.
 

Detailed Description

This file contains malloc_dbg, calloc_dbg, free_dbg and printLeaks implementations.

Author
tinouduart33

Typedef Documentation

◆ mem_info

typedef struct MEMORY_INFORMATION mem_info

For the malloc, calloc and free functions.

For IO operations (printf). For the memcmp function. Header file which contains the prototypes of malloc_dbg, calloc_dbg and fre_dbg.

Structure used to save an allocated pointer

Function Documentation

◆ addMemInfo()

mem_info * addMemInfo ( mem_info memoryInfo,
void *  ptrToReturn,
size_t  bytes,
int  line,
const char *  filename,
const char *  functionName 
)

addMemInfo function add a memory allocation in the memoryInfo list.

This function creates a new element and add it on top of the list

Parameters
memoryInfoPointer to the doubly linked list used to store all of the allocations
ptrToreturnPointer returned by malloc or calloc
bytesSize in bytes of the allocation
lineLine where the allocation has been called
filenameFile where the allocation has been called
functionNameName of the function where the allocation has been called
Returns
mem_info pointer if it succeeds, NULL otherwise
52{
53 mem_info* newMemInfo = (mem_info*)malloc(sizeof(mem_info));
54 if (!newMemInfo)
55 {
56 return NULL;
57 }
58
59 newMemInfo->ptr = ptrToReturn;
60 newMemInfo->bytes = bytes;
61 newMemInfo->line = line;
62 newMemInfo->fileName = filename;
63 newMemInfo->functionName = functionName;
64 newMemInfo->next = memoryInfo;
65 newMemInfo->previous = NULL;
67 memoryInformation->previous = newMemInfo;
68
69 return newMemInfo;
70}
mem_info * memoryInformation
We use a global variable for the list so we can use it at any time.
Definition: malloc_dbg.c:33
#define malloc(bytes)
This macro replace the standard malloc function with malloc_dbg.
Definition: malloc_dbg.h:18
For the malloc, calloc and free functions.
Definition: malloc_dbg.c:21
struct MEMORY_INFORMATION * previous
Previous element in the list.
Definition: malloc_dbg.c:28
const char * functionName
Function in which malloc or calloc has been called.
Definition: malloc_dbg.c:24
void * ptr
Pointer returned by malloc / calloc.
Definition: malloc_dbg.c:22
int line
Line number (in file) corresponding to the malloc / calloc call.
Definition: malloc_dbg.c:26
size_t bytes
Number of bytes allocated.
Definition: malloc_dbg.c:25
const char * fileName
File in which malloc or calloc has been called.
Definition: malloc_dbg.c:23
struct MEMORY_INFORMATION * next
Next element in the list.
Definition: malloc_dbg.c:27

◆ calloc_dbg()

void * calloc_dbg ( size_t  elementCount,
size_t  elementSize,
int  line,
const char *  filename,
const char *  functionName 
)

calloc_dbg function is a wrapper around the calloc function.

This function calls calloc and allocates the number of bytes passed in the parameters. If the allocation succeeds then it add the pointer returned by malloc in the mem_info list.

Parameters
elementCountnumber of element to allocate
elementSizeSize of each element
lineLine number in the caller file
filenameCaller file
functionNameCaller function
Returns
Pointer returned by calloc if it's valid, NULL otherwhise.
175{
176 void* ptrToReturn = calloc(elementCount, elementSize);
177 if (!ptrToReturn)
178 {
179 return NULL;
180 }
181
182 // We must check atexitCalled value to know if we already called the function
183 if (!atexitCalled)
184 {
185 atexit(printLeaks); // Used to call printLeaks when the program exit
186 atexitCalled = 1;
187 }
188
189 // Add a new element in the mem_info list
190 memoryInformation = addMemInfo(memoryInformation, ptrToReturn, elementCount * elementSize, line, filename, functionName);
192 {
193 free(ptrToReturn);
194 return NULL;
195 }
196
197 return ptrToReturn;
198}
mem_info * addMemInfo(mem_info *memoryInfo, void *ptrToReturn, size_t bytes, int line, const char *filename, const char *functionName)
addMemInfo function add a memory allocation in the memoryInfo list.
Definition: malloc_dbg.c:51
void printLeaks()
printLeaks function is used to print all the memory leaks.
Definition: malloc_dbg.c:264
int atexitCalled
Another global variable.
Definition: malloc_dbg.c:37
#define free(ptr)
This macro replace the standard free function with free_dbg.
Definition: malloc_dbg.h:26
#define calloc(elemCount, elemSize)
This macro replace the standard calloc function with calloc_dbg.
Definition: malloc_dbg.h:22
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◆ editInfo()

void editInfo ( int  elemPos,
size_t  bytes 
)

editInfo function is used to edit an element in the memoryInfo list.

This function is used to edit the number of bytes allocated at a specific line.

Parameters
elemPosPosition of an element in the doubly linked list memoryInfo
bytesSize of the allocation in bytes
Returns
Nothing.
108{
109 int counter = 0;
111
112 while (counter != elemPos)
113 {
114 tmp = tmp->next;
115 counter++;
116 }
117 tmp->bytes += bytes;
118}
struct node * next
List pointers.
Definition: bfs.c:24

◆ free_dbg()

void free_dbg ( void *  ptrToFree)

free_dbg function is used to free the memory allocated to a pointer.

This function free the memory pointed by the pointer passed in parameter. To free this pointer, we loop through the mem_info list and check if we find the pointer. Once it's found, the pointer is freed and the element is deleted from the list.

Parameters
ptrToFreePointer that must be freed
Returns
Nothing.
209{
211 mem_info* toFree = NULL;
212 mem_info* previous = NULL;
213
214 // Check if the head contains the pointer to free
215 if (tmp->ptr == ptrToFree)
216 {
217 toFree = tmp;
218 memoryInformation = tmp->next;
219 free(toFree->ptr);
220 free(toFree);
222 {
224 }
225 return;
226 }
227
228 // We can loop through the list without any problems, the head is not the pointer
229 while (tmp)
230 {
231 if (tmp->ptr == ptrToFree) // If we found the pointer that must be freed
232 {
233 toFree = tmp;
234 tmp = tmp->next;
235 previous = toFree->previous;
236
237 if (previous)
238 {
239 previous->next = tmp;
240 }
241 if (tmp)
242 {
243 tmp->previous = previous;
244 }
245
246 free(toFree->ptr);
247 if (toFree == memoryInformation)
248 {
249 memoryInformation = NULL;
250 }
251 free(toFree);
252 return;
253 }
254 tmp = tmp->next;
255 }
256}

◆ inList()

int inList ( const char *  filename,
int  line 
)

inList function is used to know if an element is already in the memoryInfo list.

This function is used to know if an allocation in a specific file at a specific line already exists in the list.

Parameters
filenameFile in which malloc or calloc has been called
lineLine number in the file in which malloc or calloc has been called
Returns
Position of the element in the list if the element is found, -1 otherwise.
80{
82 int counter = 0;
83 int len = strlen(filename);
84
85 while (tmp)
86 {
87 if (len == strlen(tmp->fileName))
88 {
89 if (!memcmp(filename, tmp->fileName, len) && tmp->line == line)
90 {
91 return counter;
92 }
93 }
94 tmp = tmp->next;
95 counter++;
96 }
97 return -1;
98}

◆ malloc_dbg()

void * malloc_dbg ( size_t  bytes,
int  line,
const char *  filename,
const char *  functionName 
)

malloc_dbg function is a wrapper around the malloc function.

This function calls malloc and allocates the number of bytes passed in the parameters. If the allocation succeeds then it add the pointer returned by malloc in the mem_info list.

Parameters
bytesSize of the allocation in bytes
filenameCaller file
functionNameCaller function
Returns
Pointer returned by malloc if it's valid, NULL otherwhise.
130{
131 void* ptrToReturn = malloc(bytes);
132 int pos = 0;
133 if (!ptrToReturn)
134 {
135 return NULL;
136 }
137
138 // We must check atexitCalled value to know if we already called the function
139 if (!atexitCalled)
140 {
141 atexit(printLeaks); // Used to call printLeaks when the program exit
142 atexitCalled = 1;
143 }
144
145 pos = inList(filename, line);
146 if (pos == -1)
147 {
148 // Add a new element in the mem_info list
149 memoryInformation = addMemInfo(memoryInformation, ptrToReturn, bytes, line, filename, functionName);
151 {
152 free(ptrToReturn);
153 return NULL;
154 }
155 }
156 else
157 {
158 editInfo(pos, bytes);
159 }
160 return ptrToReturn;
161}
void editInfo(int elemPos, size_t bytes)
editInfo function is used to edit an element in the memoryInfo list.
Definition: malloc_dbg.c:107
int inList(const char *filename, int line)
inList function is used to know if an element is already in the memoryInfo list.
Definition: malloc_dbg.c:79
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◆ printLeaks()

void printLeaks ( void  )

printLeaks function is used to print all the memory leaks.

This function is called when the program exits. It loop through the mem_info list and if it's not empty, it prints the memory leaks.

Returns
Nothing.
265{
267 mem_info* previous = NULL;
268 size_t sum = 0;
269 int nbBlocks = 0;
270
271 if (tmp)
272 {
273 printf("Memory Leaks detected.\n");
274 }
275
276 while (tmp)
277 {
278 previous = tmp;
279 printf("\n%ld bytes lost\n", tmp->bytes);
280 printf("address : 0x%p in %s\t%s:%d\n", tmp->ptr, tmp->functionName, tmp->fileName, tmp->line);
281 printf("\n====================================\n");
282 sum += tmp->bytes;
283 tmp = tmp->next;
284 free(previous);
285 nbBlocks++;
286 }
287
288 printf("SUMMARY :\n%ld bytes lost in %d blocks\n", sum, nbBlocks);
289}

Variable Documentation

◆ atexitCalled

int atexitCalled = 0

Another global variable.

This one is used to know if we already call the atexit function.