Validates memory allocations, monitored freed memory, and, if the operating system supports it, compacts memory heaps.
Restriction: This routine is supported for native COBOL only.
Syntax:
call "CBL_MEM_VALIDATE" using by value flags
by reference param
returning status-code
Parameters:
-
flags
- Using call prototype (see
Key): cblt-x4-comp-5
- Picture: pic x(4) comp-5.
-
param
- Group predefined as :
01 cblt-mem-validate-param
03 cblte-mv-version cblt-x4-comp-5 *> pic x(4) comp-5.
03 cblte-mv-flags cblt-x4-comp-5 *> pic x(4) comp-5.
03 cblte-mv-type cblt-x4-comp-5 *> pic x(4) comp-5.
03 cblte-mv-size cblt-os-size *> 32-bit: pic x(4) comp-5.
64-bit: pic x(8) comp-5.
03 cblte-mv-address cblt-pointer *> pointer
On Entry:
-
flags
- Validation control flags:
- Bit 0
-
| 0
|
No action
|
| 1
|
Validate all memory allocations
|
- Bit 1
-
| 0
|
No action
|
| 1
|
Validate all freed memory
|
| 2-30
|
Reserved for future use. Must be set to zero.
|
- Bit 31
-
| 0
|
No action
|
| 1
|
Compact memory
|
-
cblte-mv-version
- Parameter block version; must be zero.
On Exit:
-
param
- Fields are set only if the routine returns 1000
-
cblte-mv-flags
- Information flags:
- Bit 0
-
| 0
|
cblte-mv-address not set
|
| 1
|
cblte-mv-address contains address of corrupted memory block
|
- Bit 1
-
| 0
|
cblte-mv-address is user data address
|
| 1
|
cblte-mv-address is memory header address
|
- Bit 2
-
| 0
|
cblte-mv-size not set
|
| 1
|
cblte-mv-size contains size of corrupt memory block
|
- Bit 3
-
| 0
|
cblte-mv-type not set
|
| 1
|
cblte-mv-type contains type of corrupt memory block
|
- Bit 4
-
| 0
|
Corruption in allocated memory
|
| 1
|
Corruption in freed memory
|
- Bit 5
-
| 0
|
Corruption detected by run-time system
|
| 1
|
Corruption detected by operating system
|
- Bits 6-31
- Reserved for future use.
-
status-code
- Status of operation:
| 0
|
All memory allocations are intact
|
| 1000
|
Memory corruption detected
|
| 1009
|
Invalid parameter specified
|
Comments:
Use this routine to validate memory allocations, monitored freed memory, and, if the operating system supports it, to compact memory heaps. Use this routine in preference to the validate memory strategy, set using the memory_strategy run-time tunable.
If you set the Compact memory flag, the routine attempts to compact memory to the extent that the operating system allows. There is no information flag setting that indicates the result.