Christian Bell wrote:
I agree with Joe that as the shared memory system scales, the once subtle potential cache coherency problems can become quite an impediment to performance. However, I'd think (or at least hope) that we could agree on the simpler things, like read-only text.
[note to self: make /dev/kmem read only, and step back from the keyboard .... mwhahaha! oops a typooooooooooooooooooooo zzzzt
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