Fix a bug with the string pool.

This also adds some optional debug code to detect more easily possible
future occurrences of the same problem.

Bug: 5195017
Change-Id: I2558b468e46f7090de868f1ec2dc9e24895d670f
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Jean Chalard 2011-08-23 14:30:26 +09:00
parent b041412cd7
commit a6e912cf98
2 changed files with 23 additions and 2 deletions

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@ -26,12 +26,20 @@ import java.util.List;
public class StringBuilderPool { public class StringBuilderPool {
// Singleton // Singleton
private static final StringBuilderPool sInstance = new StringBuilderPool(); private static final StringBuilderPool sInstance = new StringBuilderPool();
private static final boolean DEBUG = false;
private StringBuilderPool() {} private StringBuilderPool() {}
// TODO: Make this a normal array with a size of 20 // TODO: Make this a normal array with a size of 20, or a ConcurrentQueue
private final List<StringBuilder> mPool = private final List<StringBuilder> mPool =
Collections.synchronizedList(new ArrayList<StringBuilder>()); Collections.synchronizedList(new ArrayList<StringBuilder>());
public static StringBuilder getStringBuilder(final int initialSize) { public static StringBuilder getStringBuilder(final int initialSize) {
// TODO: although the pool is synchronized, the following is not thread-safe.
// Two threads entering this at the same time could take the same size of the pool and the
// second to attempt removing this index from the pool would crash with an
// IndexOutOfBoundsException.
// At the moment this pool is only used in Suggest.java and only in one thread so it's
// okay. The simplest thing to do here is probably to replace the ArrayList with a
// ConcurrentQueue.
final int poolSize = sInstance.mPool.size(); final int poolSize = sInstance.mPool.size();
final StringBuilder sb = poolSize > 0 ? (StringBuilder) sInstance.mPool.remove(poolSize - 1) final StringBuilder sb = poolSize > 0 ? (StringBuilder) sInstance.mPool.remove(poolSize - 1)
: new StringBuilder(initialSize); : new StringBuilder(initialSize);
@ -40,6 +48,12 @@ public class StringBuilderPool {
} }
public static void recycle(final StringBuilder garbage) { public static void recycle(final StringBuilder garbage) {
if (DEBUG) {
final int gid = garbage.hashCode();
for (final StringBuilder q : sInstance.mPool) {
if (gid == q.hashCode()) throw new RuntimeException("Duplicate id " + gid);
}
}
sInstance.mPool.add(garbage); sInstance.mPool.add(garbage);
} }

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@ -284,7 +284,14 @@ public class Suggest implements Dictionary.WordCallback {
} }
protected void addBigramToSuggestions(CharSequence bigram) { protected void addBigramToSuggestions(CharSequence bigram) {
mSuggestions.add(bigram); // TODO: Try to be a little more shrewd with resource allocation.
// At the moment we copy this object because the StringBuilders are pooled (see
// StringBuilderPool.java) and when we are finished using mSuggestions and
// mBigramSuggestions we will take everything from both and insert them back in the
// pool, so we can't allow the same object to be in both lists at the same time.
final StringBuilder sb = StringBuilderPool.getStringBuilder(getApproxMaxWordLength());
sb.append(bigram);
mSuggestions.add(sb);
} }
// TODO: cleanup dictionaries looking up and suggestions building with SuggestedWords.Builder // TODO: cleanup dictionaries looking up and suggestions building with SuggestedWords.Builder