- Introduced TLSF allocator with thread-safe wrapper and integrated into AllocationManager.
- Extended AllocationManagerDesc for TLSF config; made properties settable.
- Refactored AllocationHandle to encapsulate function pointers and state, replacing direct field access with methods.
- Updated all memory-related structs to use new AllocationHandle API.
- Added ReplaceIfZeros utility to MemoryUtility.
- Improved IndexOfNullByte performance.
- Minor fix in MemoryLeakException output order.
- FreeList now uses a fixed 64KB refill budget.
- Bumped version to 1.6.21; removed MHP_ENABLE_STACKTRACE from Debug.
- Updated Program.cs to test TLSF allocator and manage allocation lifecycle.
The `AllocationHandle` struct has been updated to replace
`public static readonly` fields with `public static` properties
using lambda expressions. The `Temp`, `FreeList`, and `Persistent`
fields are now properties, dynamically retrieving values from
their respective allocators. This change improves flexibility
and ensures the properties reflect the current state of the
underlying allocators.
Replaced the deprecated Allocator API with the new AllocationHandle API across the codebase. Updated constructors, methods, and tests to use AllocationHandle for memory management. Marked Allocator-based methods as [Obsolete] and provided alternatives.
Added OwnershipTransferAnalyzer to detect ownership transfer issues and introduced OwnershipTransferAttribute for marking parameters. Enhanced DefensiveCopyAnalyzer with additional checks for readonly and ValueType instances.
Refactored internal memory management in AllocationManager and updated benchmarks, utilities, and documentation to reflect the changes.
BREAKING CHANGE: Deprecated Allocator API in favor of AllocationHandle. Updated constructors and methods to use AllocationHandle. Users must migrate to the new API.
Refactored memory management by removing safety checks and introducing `MemoryHandle` for centralized tracking. Simplified allocation logic across allocators and enhanced `Dispose` methods for better resource cleanup.
Added `UnsafeChunkedQueue<T>`, a lock-free, dynamically resizing queue with chunk-based memory management, supporting parallel producers and consumers.
Updated unit tests to validate new queue functionality and ensure compatibility with refactored memory logic. Incremented assembly version to 1.6.12.
BREAKING CHANGE: Removed `#if MHP_ENABLE_SAFETY_CHECKS` blocks, altering memory validation behavior.
Introduce a unified Reallocate method to all memory allocator types (Arena, Stack, FreeList, VirtualArena, VirtualStack, DynamicArena) and require it in the IMemoryAllocator interface. This enables efficient resizing of memory blocks, with fast-path optimizations for stack-like allocators.
Update AllocationManager and MemoryPool to use the new Reallocate method, simplifying and optimizing memory resizing logic. Add public properties for buffer pointers, sizes, and offsets to allocator structs for easier diagnostics.
Set FreeList's default concurrency level to 1 and make its allocation method return null on dispose instead of throwing. Clean up vector types for formatting, fix UnsafeList's RemoveRangeSwapBack logic, and simplify RemoveAtSwapBack.
Simplify Program.cs to only run SPMDBenchmark. Add new unit tests for FixedString, UnsafeList, UnsafeHashMap, and UnsafeHashSet. Apply minor test code cleanups for consistency in TestUnsafeQueue.
BREAKING CHANGE: IMemoryAllocator now requires a Reallocate method, and allocator APIs have changed accordingly.
Refactored Arena, DynamicArena, FreeList, and Stack to implement the new IMemoryAllocator<TSelf, TOpts> interface, standardizing allocation and free methods. Introduced MemoryPool<T, TOpts> for allocator lifetime management and AllocationHandle access. Updated Program.cs to use MemoryPool, replacing AllocationManager. Minor project file updates included.
Added new AllocationHandle property in Stack.Scope.
Changed the ref AllocationHandle constructor parameter to AllocationHandle on of all UnsafeCollection types
Removed Allocator.Stack. Use Stack.Scope.AllocationHandle to allocate on stack instead.
