On Tuesday 02 May 2006 12:21, Arjan van de Ven wrote:
> > This will be useful since the VMA lookup at fault time can be a
> > bottleneck for some programs (I've received a report about this from
> > Ulrich Drepper and I've been told that also Val Henson from Intel is
> > interested about this).
> I've not seen much of this if any at all, the various caches that are in
> place for these lookups seem to function quite well; what we did see was
> glibc's malloc implementation being mistuned resulting in far too many
> mmaps than needed (which in turn leads to far too much page zeroing
> which is the really expensive part. It's not the vma lookup that is
> expensive, it's the page zeroing)
Even to this email, I hope Ulrich will answer.
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