Fix apc_sma_get_avail_size() to look for a contiguous block of memory to make expunge more reliable #532
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apc_sma_get_avail_size() is used by apc_cache_default_expunge() to check whether enough memory is available to store a new cache entry after expired entries are removed. If there is not enough memory available, a real expunge is performed to be able to store the new entry.
The problem is that apc_sma_get_avail_size() only checks the total amount of available memory, which is usually divided into several fragments of memory. However, we need a contiguous block of memory to store a cache entry.
This pull request fixes apc_sma_get_avail_size() to check if a continuous block of memory is available to store a new entry, which solves the problem.
Prior to this fix, the result was that in situations with fragmentation, new cache entries cannot be saved and PHP functions such as apcu_store() return false, which is not the expected behavior.