Hi Michael!
First of all, thanks for your hint!
On 2 Dec 2001, Michael Heldebrant wrote:
> IIRC from the Understanding the Linux Kernel book by O'Reilly, linux
> doesn't actually worry about memory until you actually use it. I'm not
> sure if a malloc counts as using it for storing data since I'm no C
> programmer but unless you actually write to the memory linux doesn't
> bother setting up the actual pages since it's a waste for the system to
> make and tear down pages that are never accessed.
You mean I actually have to write data to the malloc()ed memory region?
Greetings,
Holger
