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[Offload] Re-allocate overlapping memory #159567
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Why do we need to check bounds again? I thought that for the purposes of
olMemFreeit only mattered that we had something like this, where all that matters is they're unique.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Unless I'm misremembering plans, in the future olGetMemInfo will accept a pointer anywhere into any allocation allocated by liboffload. This means that we need to ensure that no part of the buffers overlap, rather than just the start.
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Hm, good point. It definitely make this a bit more restrictive and expensive if virtual addresses cannot overlap at all, versus just a single pointer passed to
free. This at least means that we'll need this range-based table anyway, I suppose it's fine.