Mika Leppänen a9746a563a Added extended block list to dynamic memory tracker ... If same allocator (alloc call) allocates multiple dynamic memory blocks, the additional blocks are added to extended memory block list, and the allocator list reference count and total sizes are increased. When statistics are calculated, it is only needed to process the allocator list, not the whole memory block list. Added also optional hash function to calculate the (start) index where memory block information is stored on extended memory block list. Hash is calculated from memory block address. It is expected that hash distributes the free index searches evenly to whole memory area allocated for extended memory block list. So if area is large enough, in most cases the index pointed by the hash, or the index few indexes from that, should be empty and available for use. Similarly, when memory block is freed, the search for the block on the extended memory block list, starts from the index pointed by the hash. If hash is not used, extended memory block list searches start always from index 0.		2020-11-18 17:31:41 +02:00
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nsdynmem_tracker_lib.c	Added extended block list to dynamic memory tracker	2020-11-18 17:31:41 +02:00