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Siplify the code using the extended contigmalloc(9) which means we (a) no longer have to remember our allocation size, and (b) we can call free(9) independent of the allocator (malloc or contigmalloc). This will likely also allow us to make the TUNABLE a SYSCTL in the future, allow drivers to change it on the fly (at least lowering the limit) and with that removing the need for user adjustments. Sponsored by: The FreeBSD Foundation MFC after: 3 days

Simplify the code using the extended contigmalloc(9) which means we (a) no longer have to remember our allocation size, and (b) we can call free(9) independent of the allocator (malloc or contigmalloc). This will likely also allow us to make the TUNABLE a SYSCTL in the future, allow drivers to change it on the fly (at least lowering the limit) and with that removing the need for user adjustments. Sponsored by: The FreeBSD Foundation MFC after: 3 days

Simplify the code using the extended contigmalloc(9) which means we (a) no longer have to remember our allocation size, and (b) we can call free(9) independent of the allocator (malloc or contigmalloc). This will likely also allow us to make the TUNABLE a SYSCTL in the future, allow drivers to change it on the fly (at least lowering the limit) and with that removing the need for user adjustments. Sponsored by: The FreeBSD Foundation MFC after: 3 days